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Process technology seminars are free to attend
With Nepcon 2006 now only months away, Reed Exhibitions has revealed the line-up for the event's electronics process technology seminars.
News from Reed Exhibitions (30 January 2006)
Professor pulls off two IEEE awards
The achievements of Professor Jaafar Elmirghani of Swansea University in promoting collaboration in telecommunications research have been recognised with two prestigious awards from the IEEE.
News from Swansea University (26 January 2006)
London hosts must-see show for ICT professionals
The world's major telecommunications manufacturers will gather in London in March 2006 for the21st Century Communications World Forum.
News from International Engineering Consortium (26 January 2006)
Seminar explains reliability enhancement testing
Bob Page of Reliability Plus and Martin Shaw from Reliability Solutions will host a seminar on reliability enhancement testing at Tin Technology near St Albans on 7th and 8th March.
News from Reliability Plus (26 January 2006)
Training and reference guides update to lead-free
IPC Training and Reference Guides have been updated to IPC-A-610D and IPC-J-STD-001D, which include lead-free references.
News from Dynamix Technology (24 January 2006)
Big turnout for lead-free conference
The recent National Physical Laboratory conference entitled "Manufacturing reliable lead-free assemblies" attracted a capacity audience.
News from National Physical Laboratory (24 January 2006)
Turing Lecture Series tours the UK
Chris Mairs will tackle the paradoxical relationship between technology improvements and accessibility in the 2006 IEE/BCS Turing Lecture Series.
News from IEE (Institution of Electrical Engineers) (23 January 2006)
Effective ESD programmes explained
A 2-day seminar will explain how to implement an effective ESD programme in electronics manufacturing.
News from Electrostatic Solutions (13 January 2006)
RoHS enforcement body to speak at conference
The UK National Weights and Measures RoHS Enforcement Body will address MicroTech 2006 in Cambridge.
News from IMAPS-UK (11 January 2006)
Photonics guru joins new institute
The new Institute for Advanced Telecommunications at Swansea University has welcomed a key member of staff onboard, with the appointment of Professor Nick Doran.
News from Swansea University ( 9 January 2006)
Digital home conference takes shape
Parks Associates has announced the early sponsors for Connections: the digital home conference and showcase, which will take place from 2nd to 4th May 2006, at the Santa Clara Convention Centre.
News from Parks Associates ( 5 January 2006)
Research brings order to amorphous semiconductors
Researchers at the Advanced Technology Institute at the University of Surrey have reported the first demonstration of negative resistance in amorphous semiconductors.
News from University Of Surrey (28 December 2005)
National Physical Laboratory researchers honoured
Three National Physical Laboratory (NPL) researchers - Dr Chris Hunt, Alan Brewin and Ling Zou - have been honoured for their contribution to the development of IPC-9691.
News from National Physical Laboratory (21 December 2005)
Seminar promises comprehensive RoHS/WEEE coverage
"Thriving in a RoHS/WEEE environment" is billed as the most comprehensive, attended seminar on the new EU directives out there today.
News from Design Chain Associates (15 December 2005)
New lab leads in 3DTV research
Students are learning the next generation of TV technology in a unique high definition TV lab where academics are also conducting multi-million-pound research to develop 3DTV.
News from De Montfort University Leicester (12 December 2005)
Forum focuses on IP multimedia subsystems
The International Engineering Consortium's 21st Century Communications World Forum will reveal the latest IP multimedia subsystem research and developments by leading industry information experts.
News from International Engineering Consortium ( 8 December 2005)
Conference predicts future RFID applications
The RFID Futures Conference provided a fascinating glimpse at how radio frequency technology could impact not only the economy but also society as a whole in the future.
News from RFID Networking Forum ( 8 December 2005)
Metallisation for flexible and rigid substrates
Following a highly successful event in December 2004, the UK Displays Network is organising a second seminar covering metallisation and patterning of flexible and rigid substrates.
News from UK Displays Network ( 8 December 2005)
Workshop is perfect primer for CES
Parks Associates will host a half-day preshow workshop, "Portable players, bundled services, and the global landscape", at the 2006 International Consumer Electronics Show.
News from Parks Associates ( 5 December 2005)
Call for papers for automotive symposium
A symposium entitled 'Trends and Future Requirements in Automotive Electronics', at Electronica and ProductronicaChina 2006, will examine the growth market of automotive electronics in China.
News from Messe Muenchen International (29 November 2005)
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