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News Release from: NAFEMS
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Team on 05 July 2002
NAFEMS extends its international reach
NAFEMS, the international association for the engineering analysis community, has recently expanded its International activities through the EU-funded FENet project.
NAFEMS, the international association for the engineering analysis community, has recently expanded its International activities through the EU-funded FENet project This groundbreaking project aims to bring together engineers and designers from across Europe to investigate and recommend vital areas of further research within the finite element analysis field
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 28 Sep 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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With over 100 participants spread across the continent, this NAFEMS co-ordinated project is now entering its second year of operation, organising regular workshops for analysts from a range of industry sectors.
NAFEMS members are encouraged to participate, and will benefit from access to state-of-the-art publications and research produced by the FENet project.
NAFEMS members already receive a number of innovative publications each year as part of their membership, in addition to a free subscription to BENCHmark magazine, NAFEMS' quarterly publication for the engineering analysis community, and a personalised finite element reference library on joining.
As well as free places at NAFEMS seminars and courses, members are offered heavily discounted rates on an extensive range of publications, and access to the largest engineering analysis community of its kind.
NAFEMS members now have the opportunity to contribute to this comprehensive programme of research and development, shaping the course of future research in the field.
Those already receiving the benefits of this Europe-wide project range from large multinational corporations to small consultancy companies.
Only through obtaining this cross-section of opinion can NAFEMS produce the vital research and education that is essential to the further development of analysis techniques.
Member companies can now help to develop the future of their technology by identifying the areas in which further research and investigation is required, and indeed recommending specific areas that need attention.
Through the existing NAFEMS structure, member companies will then have access to this comprehensive body of research as it becomes available, ensuring that their knowledge and understanding of the technology is second to none.
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