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Emerging Technologies highlighted at IPENZ Convention
Tuesday, 1 March 2005
The Emerging Technologies technical sessions at the Institution of Professional
Engineers Convention to be held next month in Auckland, covers robotic
devices to manipulate long bone fractures, nanotechnology, Smart Optical
Materials to assist with the spectacles of the future, and new technologies
which help babies with breathing difficulties.
The overall theme of the convention is to encourage engineers to take
more of a leadership role developing New Zealand’s economy and national
wealth. Plus further technical sessions include Engineering the Built
Environment, and Engineering Materials.
“Auckland Mayor, Dick Hubbard will be giving the opening address.
His experience as a food technology engineer who has transitioned to business
and then community leadership is in line with our main theme of Engineers
as Leaders,” said Andrew Cleland, IPENZ Chief Executive.
The Convention is the main networking event organised by IPENZ for the
benefit of its 10,000 members.
Date: Friday, 18 March 2005
Venue: IPENZ Convention: Waipuna Hotel and Conference Centre, Auckland
Stream 2 Emerging Technologies sponsored by AUT
For more information on the IPENZ 2005 convention see: http://www.ipenz.org.nz/convention2005/
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For further information visit the Convention
2005 website or contact:
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