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Powder metallurgy training course set for Slovakia

An European Powder Metallurgy Association product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jan 15, 2007

The European Powder Metallurgy Association will hold the third in its series of training courses on powder metallurgy for young materials and design engineers in Kosice, Slovakia.

The European Powder Metallurgy Association will hold the third in its series of training courses on powder metallurgy for young materials and design engineers in Kosice, Slovakia from 23rd June to 1st July 2007.

The programme will be divided into two main parts: first, a one-week summer school, a mixture of formal presentations, lectures and group workshops; and secondly, one of two short courses of two days' duration, focusing on two key areas of the industry - advanced materials and microstructural development.

The courses will be presented in English and will provide a valuable opportunity to improve delegates' knowledge of the current status of PM technology.

The participation fee for the whole event, the summer school and the short course, is only Eur 195 per person.

This fee includes all relevant course documents, meals, accommodation and a grant towards their travel costs, calculated according to EU rules.

In addition, each participant will receive one year's free student membership to the EPMA, enabling them to obtain discounted rates at the Euro PM Conference and Exhibition among other benefits.

The closing date for applications is 30th March 2007.

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