15th Anniversary High Value Manufacturing & 4th New Materials & Graphene Conference 2017 Dates: 2-3 November 2017 | Cambridge, UK |
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You are welcome to book now for this unique conference summit in 3 week's time! We feature here the distinguished panel and opening session on 3 November (one of 10 interesting sessions over two days).
This conference is for executives, industrial academics, manufacturers of materials and products and their supply chains, innovators, product developers, test and measurement instrumentation providers, service providers, entrepreneurs, consumer products brands and investors. We thank Haydale Graphene Industries for event sponsorship. Other supporters include: CIR Strategy, FlexEnable, Plessey Semiconductors, Airbus, Pan European Networks, Spectrum Instruments, Thomas Swan, NGI & Manchester GEIC, OSI Electronics, Potter Clarkson, Graphene Enabled Systems and William Blythe.
Airbus' Martin Agnew will speak on:
How 2D, Nanomaterials & HVM could help Aerospace/Space fly better
The recent advances in 2D, Nano-materials (eg. Graphene, MX-ene’s, CNT’s…) and the continuing advances in High Value Manufacturing (eg. Ultra-Precision and ALM/3D Printing, …) allow unique opportunities for early application in Space & Aerospace platforms for secondary structures and payloads where mission criticality will not be compromised. The author will outline his personal view of the possibilities and the drivers/barriers-to-adoption for a range of platforms and applications; both from Airbus & other suppliers.
Martin will outline his challenges from a platform/user (of technology) perspective.
OPENING SESSION INDUSTRIAL 3rd NOVEMBER 2017 SUMMIT
Aerospace, Space and Composites
Dr Martin Agnew, Head of Research & Tech, Airbus | How 2D, Nanomaterials & HVM could help Aerospace/Space fly better
Peter Hansen, Engineering Manager, Haydale Graphene Composites (Session Sponsors) Graphene in composite materials: the development of industrial applications
Panel with speakers
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Our excellent CEO and CTO level programmes are now complete so do take a look at the website below! We feature in this newsletter the Airbus talk in the opening session on 3 November (one of 10 interesting sessions over two days) which also involves Haydale Composites Solutions.
We thank Haydale for event sponsorship, alongside CIR Strategy.
Conference Website: www.cir-strategy.com/c4ir/7/
Conference Brochure (Agenda and Speaker Profiles & Talk Synopses) as PDF: www.cir-strategy.com/c4ir/7/c4ir.pdf (9Mb)
Enquiries: Maya Stancheva mstancheva@cir-strategy.com
Telephone info and bookings: 00447720047402
Ticket pricing:
All-event-ticket-no-hotel: £475
All-event-ticket-with-exec-hotel: £725
All-event-ticket-with-college-room: £575
One-day-only-ticket-no-dinner: £275
A 3m stand position is free, optional and FCFS with the purchase of 2 all-event tickets (only a few remain)
Pull-up banner position is free, optional and FCFS with the purchase of 1 all-event ticket
CIR has run 48 successful technology conferences since 2002 and consults to some of the world’s largest and most innovative technology companies.
You are very welcome to join this final CIR Series Conference.
Yours sincerely,
J D Hayward M.Math Ph.D MBA (Cantab)
Director, Cambridge Investment Research Ltd, UK
www.cir-strategy.com
Come and meet over 40 top speakers and expert moderators over two days with a conference dinner overnight. Our pricing is simple and bookable easily on mobile or desktop. There are two main types of ticket: with or without event hotel/college room. If you can only attend one day or the other, there are tickets for this too, although you will see the most value from it if you take in both days.
(Image removed)Executive briefing Masterclass Day
2 November 2017
Take in | Discuss | Understand Industry 4.0 | Dine, Network evening at King's | Business Conference 3 November 2017 | Meet, Network | Build relationships | Digest business talks | Invest & Fund
WHO ATTENDS (pages 8-10) (Image removed)