Events
Technology 2008, "The Engineering Innovation Show,"
is scheduled for November 3–5, 1998, at the Hynes Convention
Center, Level 2, in Boston, Massachusetts. This is the ninth annual
leading business event for technology transfer in the United States,
offering an unmatched opportunity to meet with technology professionals
throughout industry and government. Exhibitors will be showcasing
advanced technologies, launching products and pursuing licensing
agreements and partnerships. The nation's high-tech leaders and
decision-makers will be looking for new product/business ideas,
engineering solutions and ways to improve their manufacturing/production
processes. It is sponsored by NASA Tech Briefs and the Federal Laboratory
Consortium and is co-located with the New England Design and Manufacturing
Expo, Photonics East, Electronic Imaging International, National
SBIR Conference and Small Business Tech Expo. For more information,
contact Melissa Hinnen at Associated Business Publications International.
Call: 212/490-3999, Fax: 212/986-7864, E-mail: Melissa@abtuf.org
NASA's Langley Research Center will host the International
Forum on Aeroelasticity and Structural Dynamics in Williamsburg,
Virginia, on June 22–25, 1999. This major international event
is jointly sponsored by the Confederation of European Aerospace
Societies, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
and the Institute for Computer Applications in Science and Engineering.
The forum provides a comprehensive survey of the current status
of research and development for aircraft and spacecraft. It provides
an international forum for scientists and engineers from industry,
government and universities to exchange knowledge and results of
current studies and to discuss directions for future research. For
more information, contact Emily Todd at Langley. Call: 757/864-2175,
Fax: 757/864-6134, E-mail: emily@icase.edu
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