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News Release from: GTMA
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 22 August 2005
Phillips to transfer knowledge to
members
Honours graduate Scott Phillips from Brunel University, has joined GTMA for a two-year appointment as an Engineering Technologist on a DTI supported Knowledge Transfer Programme.
Honours graduate Scott Phillips (23) from Brunel University, has joined GTMA for a two-year appointment as an Engineering Technologist on a DTI supported Knowledge Transfer Programme During this time he will be undertaking a project to develop a new technical information resource, enabling GTMA to interpret and disseminate new research information to its members, as well as tracking technological developments in the sector and identifying gaps in current technical requirements
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 3 Feb 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Phillips, who has been interested in engineering since the age of 16, attained his BSc Hons in engineering with management in 2004, having written a dissertation on process improvement based on his experience at Kodak, where he spent 15 months of his four year degree course.
In his spare time Phillips is a keen mountain biker and has also completed the three peaks challenge in under 24 hours as a charity fund-raising activity.
Julia Moore, GTMA CEO, comments: "Scott's appointment will enable us to provide members with information on new technical developments even more quickly".
"With so much R and D activity currently being undertaken it is really difficult for UK engineering companies at the sharp end to stay up to date".
"Scott will help us get the relevant information to members in a way that is really useful to them".
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