| Restrictions
: |
Course fee: £1295 (plus VAT at 17.5% = £1521.63), includes lunches on all three days, Cambridge walking tour and Course Dinner at St John's College on 16 September].
Ensuite accommodation and full English breakfast at the Møller Centre for the nights on 14, 15, 16 September and evening meal on the night of 15 September £335 plus VAT at 17.5% (£393.63 inc)
The course will be held at the Møller Centre, Cambridge, in purpose-built, modern conference buildings close to the centre of Cambridge. There is ample car parking on site.
The Course Dinner will be held in the beautiful surroundings of St John's College in the heart of the city.
|
|
|
| Eligibility : |
Who should attend?
•Scientists and engineers who need an appreciation of the technical basis of the subject
•Design and research engineers who have recently moved into the field and wish to improve their background knowledge and understanding
Individuals who have benefited from attending the course in the past include development chemists, research physicists, technicians, technical support engineers, sales managers, materials scientists, project engineers, technical and product managers, and research students.
|
|
|
| Outcome : |
Benefits of attending
•Provides a comprehensive and cost effective overview of this vitally important area
•Introduces the theory and practice of friction, wear and lubrication in an industrial context
•Combines lectures and informal discussion periods with practice in problem solving
•Gives valuable, informal access to leading experts
•Enables networking with professionals from other sectors to share ideas and practice
•Provides a comprehensive volume of course notes for all participants
|
|
|