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Project encourages school racing team
A donation of GBP 1000 from MEIRG has helped Joseph Whitaker School in Rainworth, Nottinghamshire to compete in Formula Schools competition.
News from MEIRG (26 April 2007)
California summit deals with technical education
A day-long summit has brought business, labour and education leaders together in California to discuss the future of the state's workforce.
News from Bishop-Wisecarver Corp (19 April 2007)
Wireless specifications sent for review
WirelessHart specifications support the entire range of Hart-enabled measurement, control and automation systems products.
News from Hart Communication Foundation (19 April 2007)
Agreement increases Ethernet/IP support
Schneider Electric will significantly increase its level of support for ODVA by becoming one of its principal members.
News from ODVA (11 April 2007)
Agreement harmonises fieldbus training
Fieldbus training centres establish a licence agreement for sharing fieldbus training resources.
News from Fieldbus Center (10 April 2007)
Electric vehicle builders are set new targets
Greenpower Formula 24 starts on 29th April 2007 at Goodwood motor racing circuit with new shorter races.
News from Greenpower ( 9 April 2007)
Hazardous waste project extends deadline
The EU-Life funded Hazred project has extended its recruitment deadline until the end of April to allow additional manufacturers the chance to take part.
News from HAZRED ( 6 April 2007)
Electric car brings engineering to primary schools
Greenpower is set develop relevant methods to introduce engineering into primary schools using the Goblin electric kit car.
News from Greenpower ( 6 April 2007)
Northern engineers pursue excellence
New body aims to help organisations to improve their performance in all areas of their operation.
News from North of England Excellence ( 5 April 2007)
Schools throw down electric vehicle gauntlet
Secondary schools throughout the UK have challenged the top motorsport engineering companies to see if they can beat them at what they do best - electric car racing.
News from Greenpower ( 5 April 2007)
Standards to focus on control system security
The SP99 standards development committee is working on standards and guidelines for the electronic security of industrial automation and control systems.
News from ISA ( 3 April 2007)
Service offers four free days of consultancy
UK Industry and Regions Minister Margaret Hodge announced a massive leap forward for the Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS) while on a visit to Sheffield last week.
News from Manufacturing Advisory Service - West Midlands ( 2 April 2007)
Plastics company welcomes IPDC appointment
Shuyan Ji joins a team of engineers employed by the School of Engineering and the Built Environment (SEBE) who are helping Midlands companies succeed with their product designs and innovations.
News from Polymer Cluster (29 March 2007)
Packaging groups work on harmonising standards
The PackML group and the Weihenstephan standards working committee have agreed to collaborate on harmonising their standards.
News from OMAC (29 March 2007)
Engineering body sponsors rail award
The SOE (Society of Operations Engineers) is sponsoring the Rail Engineer of the Year award at the first ever Railstaff Awards.
News from Society of Operations Engineers (28 March 2007)
Group evaluates CNC/ERP integration
OMAC's HMI Working Group exists to promote best practices and technology applications that provide connectivity to the enterprise through open architecture.
News from OMAC (26 March 2007)
Research covers wants of budding engineers
A survey has been conducted to find out if significant numbers of engineering students are being lured away into the city for lucrative financial careers.
News from CRAC: The Career Development Organisation (23 March 2007)
Flame retardants cleared in recycling trial
Test confirms that integrated metal smelters represent an appropriate recycling route for WEEE materials.
News from BSEF (22 March 2007)
Innovation company appoints new representative
WMG, the global innovation specialist based at the University of Warwick, has appointed a former journalist and PRO to its top comms job.
News from University of Warwick (21 March 2007)
Report deals with mechatronics in Russia
A team of scientists and industry representatives visited Russia in November last year to learn more about developments in mechatronics and establish links for future collaborative opportunities.
News from De Montfort University Leicester (21 March 2007)
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