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2008 |
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2-3 September 2008
Seminar Series at the European Medical Polymers Conference 2008
Queen’s University Belfast, Ashby Building, Stranmillis Road BT9 5AH
Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK |
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October
28-30 , 2008
Extrusion
of Engineering Plastics Seminar
Hilton Mystic
Mystic, Connecticut USA |
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November
5-6, 2008
Mold Design & Mold Building Fundamentals
Westin Book Cadillac Hotel
Detroit, Michigan USA |
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November
5-6, 2008
Die Design Principles for Extrusion
of Polymers
Sheraton Charlotte Airport Hotel
Charlotte, North Carolina USA |
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November
5-6, 2008
Plastic Parts Failure Analysis and
Product Liability
Sheraton Charlotte Airport Hotel
Charlotte, North Carolina USA |
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November
5-7, 2008
Injection Molding: Advanced Concepts
& Analyses
Sheraton Charlotte Airport Hotel
Charlotte, North Carolina USA |
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November
7, 2008
Snap-fits, Press-fits & Welding
of Plastics
Westin Book Cadillac Hotel
Detroit, Michigan USA |
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November
10, 2008
Blown Film Technology & Troubleshooting
Sheraton Gateway Hotel Atlanta Airport
College Park, Georgia USA |
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November
10, 2008
Highlights of Thermoplastic Formulation
& Compounding
Sheraton Gateway Hotel Atlanta Airport
College Park, Georgia USA |
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November
10-11, 2008
Twin-Screw Extrusion Technology
Sheraton Gateway Hotel Atlanta Airport
College Park, Georgia USA |
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November
10-11, 2008
Crystallization & Mechanical Behavior
of Polymers
Sheraton Gateway Hotel Atlanta Airport
College Park, Georgia USA |
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November
11-12, 2008
Practical Applications for Melt Rheology
in Polymer Processing
Sheraton Gateway Hotel Atlanta Airport
College Park, Georgia USA |
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November
12-13, 2008
Purchasing & Quoting of Plastics
Parts
Sheraton Gateway Hotel Atlanta Airport
College Park, Georgia USA |
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November
13, 2008
Thermoplastic Elastomers
Sheraton Gateway Hotel Atlanta Airport
College Park, Georgia USA |
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November
13-14, 2008
Profile Extrusion Design & Advanced
Processing
Sheraton Gateway Hotel Atlanta Airport
College Park, Georgia USA |
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November
14, 2008
Fundamentals of Patent Law for Plastics
Professionals
Sheraton Gateway Hotel Atlanta Airport
College Park, Georgia USA |
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November
17, 2008
Principles of Polymer Blending &
Alloying
Crowne Plaza Toronto Airport
Toronto, Ontario Canada |
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November
17-18, 2008
Blow Molding - Concept to Customer
Crowne Plaza Toronto Airport
Toronto, Ontario Canada |
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November
17-18, 2008
Fundamentals of Extrusion
Crowne Plaza Toronto Airport
Toronto, Ontario Canada |
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November
19, 2008
Scientific Processing
Crowne Plaza Toronto Airport
Toronto, Ontario Canada |
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November
19, 2008
Fundamentals of Plastic Materials
& Processing
Crowne Plaza Toronto Airport
Toronto, Ontario Canada |
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8-13, 2009
SPE 30th Industrial Thermoforming
Symposium
Embassy
Suites Dallas Market Center
Dallas, Texas USA
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