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Microwave specialist named as next Vice-Chancellor
The University of Surrey has appointed Prof Christopher M Snowden, FREng, CEng, FIEE, FIEEE as its Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive with effect from 1st July 2005.
News from University Of Surrey ( 8 July 2004)
Seminar is speedy intro to PB-free soldering
The next Indium Corp Pb-free QuickStart seminar will be held on 27th and 28th July in Ft Lauderdale Florida.
News from Indium Corporation of America ( 6 July 2004)
Lead-free workshop billed as a success
A first of its kind hands-on lead-free workshop held last week at Engent's leading-edge manufacturing facility was, according to participants, an overwhelming success.
News from Henkel Technologies (21 June 2004)
Seminar looks ahead to RoHS and WEEE Directives
DCA and Eptac Corp are cohosting a management-level seminar in California on the impact of the EU RoHS and WEEE Directives on electronics OEMs.
News from Design Chain Associates (18 June 2004)
Power electronics show set for November in Chicago
This year's Power Electronics Technology Exhibition and Conference will run from Tuesday 16th to Thursday 18th November at Navy Pier, Chicago, Illinois.
News from Power Electronics Technology (18 June 2004)
Seminar looks at FPGA embedded microprocessors
Enterpoint is running a free seminar on FPGA embedded microprocessors using MicroBlaze and PicoBlaze as examples.
News from Enterpoint (17 June 2004)
Free workshops provide EMC standards update
Schaffner is running series of free workshops on EMC at various locations around the UK, generally hosted by EMC test houses or major OEMs. Brochure available
News from Schaffner EMC (17 June 2004)
Chips and Tools event expands to three venues
The Chips and Tools conference and exhibition is the European event focusing on microcontrollers and microprocessors, development tools and operating systems.
News from InventsUK (15 June 2004)
Business booms in Brighton
Business was very much on the agenda at Nepcon, with several companies selling equipment, signing deals and providing evidence that the electronics manufacturing industry is very much back on track.
News from Reed Exhibitions (15 June 2004)
Online seminar to explain VoIP processing
Performance Technologies is to host a free, online educational seminar on "Understanding media and packet processing in VoIP networks".
News from Performance Technologies ( 7 June 2004)
Embedded masterclass turns to wireless development
Cambridge company PA Consulting has agreed to host the next Embedded Masterclass on 15th June 2004.
News from Embedded Masterclass ( 3 June 2004)
Flat panel display conference finalised
Intertech has finalised the programme for its ninth international flat panel display conference.
News from Intertech Corp (28 May 2004)
FiberComm triples attendance
For three days this month everything in the International Congress Centre Munich (ICM) revolved around the topic of optical networks.
News from Messe Muenchen International (28 May 2004)
Tutorial to tackle light measurement
Pro-Lite Technology is to hold a technical tutorial in conjunction with Labsphere, the integrating sphere company.
News from Pro-Lite Technology (25 May 2004)
DSP seminars focus on video applications
Abacus Polar is hosting two DSP seminars with Texas Instruments.
News from Abacus Group (20 May 2004)
EU head to address semiconductor conference
The Head of Unit for Nanoelectronics and Photonics of the Information Society Directorate-General of the European Commission, will give the opening address at the Semiconductor 2004 conference.
News from Semiconductor2k (18 May 2004)
Making low frequency electrical measurements
NPL is running a course on making low frequency (below 1MHz) electrical measurements.
News from National Physical Laboratory (13 May 2004)
Asian OLED conference set for Seoul in 2005
OLEDs Asia 2005 will be held from 18th to 20th April 2005 at the Grand Hilton Hotel in Seoul, Korea.
News from Intertech Corp (12 May 2004)
Project targets virtual learning excellence
The North of England Microelectronics Institute has begun a pilot project to establish the operational feasibility of a virtual learning environment for electronics and related industries.
News from North of England Microelectronics Institute (11 May 2004)
Programme targets adult skills base
The North of England Microelectronics Institute (NEMI) has just been given the go ahead to roll-out ACE (Adult Competence in Engineering) across the region.
News from North of England Microelectronics Institute (11 May 2004)
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