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Events
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Institute of Value Management - South West Branch Programme of Events for 2008 - 2009IED members are invited to these events. Click here to download details September 9th 2008 – SW Branch Meeting CPD Item: “Sweet FA” (“FA” being a reference to function analysis) Presenter: Dick Beardsall November 11th 2008 – SW Branch Themed Event at Bath University January 13th 2009 – SW Branch Meeting CPD Item: “Delivering Success” Presenters: Eadaoin MacDonagh and Adam Trigg (venue provisionally Bristol, exact location tba) March 10th 2009 – SW Branch Themed Event (venue provisionally Bristol University) May 12th 2009 – SW Branch AGM CPD Item: “Communication Styles” Presenter: Chris Strong July 7th 2009 – provisionally a joint event with the theme “Constructing Excellence”; the arrangements for this event will commence shortly – details will be circulated in due course. September 8th 2009 – SW Branch Meeting CPD Item tba November 10th 2009 – SW Branch Meeting CPD Item tba
SeptemberNew Perspectives in Design Education4th and 5th September 2008 The 10th International Conference on Engineering and Product Design Education will be organised by the Escola Tècnica Superior d'Enginyeria Industrial de Barcelona (ETSEIB), Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), Barcelona, in partnership with the Design Education Special Interest Group (DESIG) of the Design Society and the Institution of Engineering Designers (IED). It will be held at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), Barcelona on 4th and 5th September 2008. For further information please visit the E&PDE08 conference website. Book your E&PDE08 place online here.
Professional Ethics for Professional EngineersWednesday 24 September 2008 - University of Leeds, Leeds Tuesday 14 October 2008 - Royal Academy of Engineering, London Members have a subsidised rate of £50 per person. This one day training course has been developed by the University of Leeds in assocation with the Royal Academy of Engineering. It offers engineers the opportunity to develop skills in identifying, analysing and responding to ethical issues that impact on their working lives. It is amied at engineers with an interest in exploring ethical issues. It is relevant to engineers at any stage in their career and is applicable to all sectors of the industry. For further details contact Heather Fortheringham
October
Modified Phenolics in Sub Sea Insulation13th October 2008
November
Filler Developments in Rubber and Plastics - Evonit / Imerys3rd November 2008 Energy from Waste Seminar11th November 2008 Austin Court, Birmingham, B1 2NP This one-day seminar will explore a wide variety of issues relating to Energy from Waste and offer solutions to the engineering challenges faced. Experts in the field will present the latest thinking on energy recovery options and their viable application, imparting practical information through case studies of successful projects. Energy from Waste is just as valuable a resource as material recycling and is urgently needed in terms of managing climate change. By 2020, 15% of all UK energy - for heat, electricity and transport - must be provided from renewable sources. Developing alternative fuels is pivotal to this commitment; converting Energy from Waste will be a major factor. To book a place please visit: www.imeche.org/events/s1358 or alternatively contact Amy Fitzgerald on: 0207 973 1291 Click here to download Brochure.
UVAC Annual Conference 200813th and 14th November 2008 Royal York Hotel, York This year's conference will be focused on excellence in identifying and then delivering the higher level work-based learning employers and employees want and need in the context of future UK skills requirements. Drawing on national and international good practice, specific focus will be given to innovative and successful approaches to defining knowledge and skills needs, developing flexible learning programmes based on these needs, marketing to employers and employees, assessment and validation, funding (including employer co-funding), quality and widening participation. As in previous years, a key theme of the conference will also be the role of further education colleges in higher education delivery. Therefore, in addition to workshops and plenary sessions for higher education delegates and partner organisations, a dedicated concurrent track is also being organised, focusing on strategic and practical work-based learning for Mixed Economy Further Education Colleges. More information on our conference is available here.
BMT Fleet Technology, a subsidiary of BMT Group Ltd, will be holding a Fatigue and Fracture Analysis workshop in Fall 200818th - 20th This popular three day workshop will be held at the Hilton Barcelona. It will be of interest to Naval Architects, Engineers and Ship Superintendents who are responsible for vessel design, maintenance and operation. Senior students engaged in naval architecture studies would also benefit. To attend, please fill in the registration form, available at www.fleetech.com.
December
Energy Management in Polymer Processing - Tangram Technology8th December 2008
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