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News Release from: London Technology Network
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 04 May 2004
Integrating technology and industrial
design
The London Technology Network has organised an event on "Integrating technology and industrial design in automotive and consumer electronics accelerating design cycles and cutting costs".
The London Technology Network has organised an event on "Integrating technology and industrial design in automotive and consumer electronics accelerating design cycles and cutting costs", on Wednesday, 16th June 2004 at The Design Council, London The automotive and consumer electronics industries both rely heavily on new, innovative products in order to stay competitive
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This event will give you unique access to London's academic intellectual brilliance and special knowledge assessing cutting-edge research and latest developments in these highly competitive markets.
Presenters will include: Dr Ricardo Martinez-Botas, Senior Lecturer, Mechanical Engineering, Imperial College London; Paul Turnock, Director, Industrial Design and Systems Engineering, Brunel University; Dr Toshio Nomura, Director, Systems Architecture, Sharp Laboratories of Europe; and Stuart Kitson, Chief Engineer, Holset Engineering Company (part of Cummins).
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