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SUMMARY:NMI PARTNERED EVENT: CWIC Starter - Healthcare
DESCRIPTION:Healthcare is a growing market that is moving away from the traditional manufacturers’ and is seeing a wealth of innovation from young entrepreneurs and SME’s. However to these new entrants the market can be overwhelming with acronyms\, market led phrases and a language barrier between the technical and clinical stakeholders. \nThis CWIC-starter event will be looking at the unmet needs of the healthcare sector starting from a  bottom up approach to enable those who are new to the sector the ability to learn more about this complex market and to refresh those who are currently active in the sector. \nThis CWIC Starter is championed by Collette Johnson from the Healthcare SIG. \n  \nFor more information and to register\, please visit the CW Website. \n  \n 
URL:https://nmi.org.uk/event/nmi-partnered-event-cwic-starter-healthcare/
LOCATION:Clifford Albutt Lecture Theatre\, Addenbrookes Hospital\, NHS Foundation Trust\, Hills Road\, Cambridge\, CB2 0QQ
CATEGORIES:Promoted Event
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SUMMARY:NMI PARTNERED EVENT: CWIC Starter Event - LPWAN & IoT
DESCRIPTION:Today\, LPWAN is a plethora of acronyms and obscure technical debate. This LPWAN CWIC-Starter event strips that away\, explaining the different options and concentrating on how they will affect your business\, both in terms of efficiency and potential disruption. It also looks at the effect of the potential tsunami of data they can produce and demonstrates how that can be utilised to shape new business models. \nLed by the Connected Devices SIG champions\, who have decades of shared experience\, augmented by other industry experts\, this is aimed at anyone who wants to see what these future technologies could do for their business. \nThis CWIC Starter is championed by Nick Hunn from the Connected Devices SIG. \n  \nFor more information or to register\, please visit the CW Website. \n  \n 
URL:https://nmi.org.uk/event/nmi-partnered-event-cwic-starter-event-lpwan-iot/
LOCATION:Computer Laboratory\, University of Cambridge\, 15 JJ Thomson Avenue\, Cambridge\, CB3 0FD
CATEGORIES:Promoted Event
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20170323T163000
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SUMMARY:NMI PARTNERED EVENT: CWIC Starter Event - Transport & Mobility
DESCRIPTION:In the 60s and 70s public transport was the norm and owning a car was a sign of prestige; in the 80s and in the 90s car ownership was a rite of passage for everyone\, and buses were for losers; and now car ownership is becoming an optional lifestyle choice alongside with the inexorable rise of the on demand. There appears to be a move towards more flexible options\, ownership\, shared ownership\, car clubs\, on demand vehicles and drivers\, widespread delivery companies\, flexible buses\, more extensive mass transport systems\, all in the light of climate change\, and developments in automation and self-driving vehicles. \nWhat will the transport system of the future require: \n\nConnectivity\, for smooth running of the system?\nConnectivity\, for work and leisure during commute/travel?\nFully joined up road\, rail\, bus\, taxi? Interoperability? Platforms?\nAnalytics to ensure the right capacity in the right place?\n\nThis CWIC Starter is championed by Paul Ceely from the Automotive & Transport SIG. \n  \nFor more information or to register for the event\, please visit the CW Website. \n  \n 
URL:https://nmi.org.uk/event/nmi-partnered-event-cwic-starter-event-transport-mobility/
LOCATION:Runway East\, 10 Finsbury Square\, London\, EC2A 1AF
CATEGORIES:Promoted Event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20151104T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20151104T160000
DTSTAMP:20151030T220852Z
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SUMMARY:R&D Workshop on Devices\, Sensors and Systems for Flexible RF Communications
DESCRIPTION:RF wireless systems and solutions are important and high growth technologies that have a wide range of applications in key sectors such as communications\, defence\, consumer and transport. \nIn particular\, the increased demand in Machine-to-Machine (M2M) RF wireless communications for wide bandwidth\, high power\, tuneable and flexible systems in RF is a key business driver. This in turn is pushing development and innovation across the value chain including systems and device design\, sensors\, antennas\, packaging and materials. \nThere is a significant level of RF device\, component and systems know-how capability in the UK. The purpose of this workshop is to bring the broad supply chain together to discuss the challenges in flexible RF and gain an understanding of the state of the art in industrially-oriented R&D. \nThe aim of the workshop is therefore not only to communicate current innovation activity\, but provide the community a platform from which to collaborate and develop new ideas and projects. \n\nAgenda \n10.00     Registration\, Coffee and Networking \n10.30     Welcome & Introductions by Roke Manor and NMI \n10.40     Stephen Wales                                                 Roke Manor \nUltrawideband Power Amplifiers and Predistortion \n11.05     Rob Rolley                                                           General Dynamics \nThe Internet of Things for Defence \n11.30      Mark Barrett                                                      Blu Wireless \nIntegrating multiple millimetre RF front ends with a flexible baseband processor \n11.55     Richard Holmes                                                 Keysight Technologies \nMonitoring based on distributed Sensors\, the use of radio spectrum and resolving interference \n12.20     Peter Cockburn                                                                Xcerra \nSmart Things Need Flexible Test \n  \n12.45 – 13.45      Lunch \n  \n13.45     Andy Sellars                                                       Innovate UK \nSupport for RF/microwave device technology \n14.00     Mike Geen                                                         Filtronic \nMillimetre wave technology for multi-gigabit mobile networks \n14.25     Ian Davis                                                              Diamond Microwave Devices \nHigh-powered GaN transmitters \n14.50     Raj Rayit                                                               Saras Technology \nMulti-Protocol\, Multiband Band PA Development \n15.15     Kevin Morris                                                      University of Bristol \nFlexible RF Tranceiver Technology \n15.40     Close\, Coffee and further networking \n  \n  \n[button type=”transparent” shape=”square” size=”mini” float=”right” href=”” info=”none” info_place=”top” info_trigger=”hover” style=”font-size: 20px;font-color: white;”]Print[/button]
URL:https://nmi.org.uk/event/rd-workshop-on-devices-sensors-and-systems-for-flexible-rf-communications/
LOCATION:Roke Manor\, Old Salisbury Lane\, Romsey\, SO51 0ZN
CATEGORIES:Exhibitor Spaces Available,FREE for Members,NMI Event
ORGANIZER;CN="Alastair McGibbon":MAILTO:alastair.mcgibbon@techworks.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20151022T100000
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SUMMARY:R&D Showcase: Integrating Wide Bandgap and High Performance Silicon Semiconductors into Systems
DESCRIPTION:Progress in wide bandgap semiconductors is opening up significant market opportunities in high performance electronic systems. However\, to ensure maximum performance impact\, this is creating significant challenges and opportunities in system design and integration that affects the entire value chain. At the same time\, the application of systems thinking to high performance silicon-based systems are also developing at a rapid pace. \nRecent Technology and business roadmapping by Powerelectronics UK has shown that there is considerable UK industrial and academic R&D activity across the high performance system value chain from materials growth through to system integration. \nThe purpose of this workshop is to showcase key R&D projects that are being carried out within the UK community\, covering the supply chain and engaging key end markets such as Automotive\, Aerospace and Energy. \nThe aim of the workshop is therefore not only to communicate current innovation activity\, but provide the community a platform from which to collaborate and develop new ideas and projects. \nDraft Agenda\n10:00  Registration\, Coffee and Networking \n10:30  Welcome and Introduction – NMI & Cranfied University \n11.00   GaN electronics: what can epitaxy enable\n– Trevor Martin\, IQE \n11.25   The PowerGaN Consortium – Current Status and Future Plans\n– Iain Thayne\, University of Glasgow \n11.50  GaN on Si Development for Lighting and Novel LED Applications\n– David Wallis\, Plessey Semiconductor \n12.15     Long term  reliability in harsh environments\n– Rob Coleman\, Semelab \n12.40 – 14.00      Lunch \n14.00  Theme of Widebandgap systems integration in Automotive\n– Luke Evans\, Jaguar Land-Rover \n14.25   Using Nanostructures to Tailor GaN Based Light Emitting Diodes to Meet System Requirements\n– Duncan Allsopp\, University of Bath \n14.50  Advances in Reliable Low Cost SiC Power Devices\n– Peter Ward\, Anvil Semiconductors                                                                   \n15.15  Progress towards PE technology white paper” and “diamond – the missing link for carbon electronics\n– Gareth Taylor\, Evince \n15:40  Event Close \n  \nSponsorship Opportunities\nFor sponsorship opportunities\, please contact Alastair McGibbon. \n  \n\n[button type=”transparent” shape=”square” size=”mini” float=”right” href=”” info=”none” info_place=”top” info_trigger=”hover” style=”font-size: 20px;font-color: white;”]Print[/button]
URL:https://nmi.org.uk/event/rd-showcase-integrating-wide-bandgap-and-high-performance-silicon-semiconductors-into-systems-2/
LOCATION:Cranfield University\, College Road\, Cranfield\, MK43 0AL
CATEGORIES:Exhibitor Spaces Available,FREE for Members,NMI Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="Alastair McGibbon":MAILTO:alastair.mcgibbon@techworks.org.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20141201T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20141205T170000
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SUMMARY:ISO 26262 Internal Auditor (Internal FSMS Auditor)
DESCRIPTION:“This practical five-day course will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to perform internal audits of functional safety management systems (FSMS).” \nYou will learn how to: \n\nPlan\, conduct and report an FSMS internal audit\nRead and understand the ISO 26262 standard in the context of conducting an audit\nCreate an audit schedule for ISO 26262\nAudit your company’s procedures against ISO 26262 requirements\nAudit your company’s work products against your company’s procedures\nCheck that non-conformities have been followed-up\n\nand much more… \nThe course includes: \n\nAn extensive pre-course package to prepare you for the course\nIn-depth lectures mixed with interactive group work\nExtensive practical auditing exercises\nCertificate for successful completion\n\nPre-requisite knowledge: delegates are expected to have a background in QMS auditing although this is not essential as the basics will be covered. A working knowledge of the requirements of ISO 26262 is advantageous although an introduction to the standard will be given. \n  \nNMI Members will receive a 10% discount. Please contact Rachel Palmer to request a promotional code to receive this discount.
URL:https://nmi.org.uk/event/iso-26262-internal-auditor-internal-fsms-auditor/
LOCATION:MIRA Technology Park\, Watling Street\, Nuneaton\, Warwickshire\, CV10 0TU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Paid,Promoted Event
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