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Congratulations to Brian McFarland
Owner and MD of civil and structural construction engineering firm, McFarland Associates, who has been awarded a three year Visiting Professorship at Queen’s University Belfast (Royal Academy of Engineers). He will be delivering a series of lectures to students at all levels within the Civil Engineering course, focusing on “Managing ageing infrastructure and structural health monitoring in Civil Engineering”.
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NIACE welcomes DENROY PLASTICS as latest research participant
29th January 2016: A unique partnership between industry, government and research has resulted in a group of engineers receiving specialist training that will enhance Northern Ireland’s skills base in hard metal machining.
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World renowned engineer visits Belfast
One of the world’s most respected and renowned composite engineers recently visited Northern Ireland to give a lecture on his work.
Organised by Ulster University and hosted at the Northern Ireland Advanced Composites and Engineering Centre (NIACE) in Belfast, over 50 of Northern Ireland’s most senior engineers from academia and industry came to hear from Stephen W. Tsai, emeritus professor at Stanford University, USA, who has dedicated his entire career to composites research and whose theories and calculations he invented are used to this day.
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ADS hold Members’ Reception
The ADS trade body held a members’ reception earlier this week to allow key players in the aerospace, defence, security and space sectors to network and discuss opportunities arising from the launch of the Northern Ireland Partnering for Growth strategy, which aims to secure the future prosperity of the Northern Ireland in these key sectors. Over 50 companies from engineering, research, recruitment and education were represented at the event.
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NIACE Sees Further Growth
The Northern Ireland Advanced Composites and Engineering Centre, (NAICE) recently welcomed two new participant companies, keen to be involved in the Centre’s work facilitating collaborate research and knowledge sharing among the best of Northern Ireland’s engineering companies.
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NIACE welcomes ENBIO AEROSPACE as latest research participant
A company currently using its technologies with the European Space Agency has become the 14thparticipant company at The Northern Ireland Advanced Composites Engineering centre (NIACE), Belfast.
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Minister Foster announces £7million Advanced Engineering Competence Centre for Northern Ireland
Enterprise, Trade and Investment Minister Arlene Foster has announced the establishment of a £6.8million Advanced Engineering Competence Centre in Northern Ireland. Arlene Foster is pictured at Farnborough Airshow with William Morris (NIAECC Chairman) and Dr Scott King (NIACE centre manager).
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