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Diamond
The programme will cover the latest developments in the scientific and technological aspects of vapour growth diamond, natural and synthetic diamond, nano-diamond, and related materials such as carbon nanotubes, diamondlike carbon and wide gap nitrides particularly cubic boron nitride, focusing on the following areas: Diamond, DLC, Graphene, Carbon nano-tube, III-nitrides: growth properties and applications.
Industrial Technologies 2010
The conference focus will be on integrating nanotechnologies and nanosciences, materials and production technologies
OSS-BSS World Summit
Major telecoms event, addressing such areas as Billing & OSS, growth through service, IP convergence & billing challenge, Africa case study: growth, Beyond recession: Innovating the fraud strategy & revenue management.
Next generation broadband
Next Generation Broadband, high speed broadband, super fast broadband, INCA intended for key influencers and senior staff in government, local councils, Regional Development Agency officials, Planners, Business, Community and other Stakeholders.
Inorganic Materials
Topics for the Seventh International Conference on inorganic materials include:
• Solid-state chemistry – oxides and intermetallics
• Materials for energy conversion and storage
• Multiferroic materials
• Multifunctional materials
• New high Tc superconductors
• Nanomaterials (focusing on nano-effects)
• Solid State Chemistry - Oxides and Intermetallics
Renewable Heat Incentive applicable technologies.
Following on from the July seminar on Funding for micro-renewables: Grants, Feed in Tariffs and the Renewable Heat Incentive and August's expose of retrofitting renewable energy technology, comes the final lecture of the series an overview of the Renewable Heat Incentive applicable technologies.
Scottish space industry roadmap workshop
The UK space sector contributes £5.6bn to the economy and supports 68,000 jobs. The overall world market for the Space industry is likely to grow from £160bnin 2008 to at least £400bn by 2030.
Cloud computing for the public sector
Cloud computing, in this conference context is internet-based computing, where organisational information, software and hardware is stored in, and accessed from external data centres. Key features of cloud computing include potential cost savings, flexibility and reliability. Perceived issues around the technology include the environmental impact, the costs of migration to the cloud, the challenges posed to existing security measures and data protection legislation.
A final session discusses how Scotland can position itself as a cloud host and will focus on the following: What are the economic benefits of cloud computing? How can Scotland become a leader in this new approach to ICT? What are the barriers to this emerging industry in Scotland?
BCS Health Conference 2010
Anyone with an interest in Health and informatics, NHS Information managers, clinical leads, CTO, CIO, service development managers, eHealth leads. Price: from £30 (earlybird) to £150 (on the day).
Hetech 2010
19th HETECH Workshop is to bring together young scientists, engineers and post graduate students along with experienced researchers and industry representatives, in the field of compound semiconductors and other heterogeneous technologies focusing on materials and devices for electronics, optoelectronics and sensing.
8th International Conference on Advanced Semiconductor Devices & Microsystems ASDAM 2010
ASDAM is organised by the MORGaN member STU in Bratislava and the event is highly relevant to MORGaN, which will be partly sponsoring the conference.
International Microelectronics and Packaging Society IMAPS 2010
The 43rd international symposium on microelectronics covering systems, applications, design and materials will addressthermal and power management, cost reduction, outsourcing and supply chain management, electromagnetic Interference (EMI), sensors and nano packaging, systems packaging, 3D system intergration, microwave and emerging technologies.
Old Maps and New - Where culture and social enterprise meet
The title of the upcoming conference to be held on November 13 and 14 is 'Old Maps and New', the title of a Norman MacCaig poem. The event coincides with the 100th anniversary of the birth of the great Scottish poet whose heartland is acknowledged to be Assynt, in North West Sutherland. Included in the programme will be events to mark this centenary, organised in association with the Poetry Library in Edinburgh and Top Left Corner, the literature organisation based in Assynt.
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