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June 2009
June 21 - 26
Orlando, Fla.
Speakers and panelists at the 12th annual RSTechED event, hosted by Rockwell Automation, will focus on helping attendees navigate the most challenging business climate in decades and use manufacturing data to overcome the economic downturn. The event will provide attendees with access to executive speakers, technical sessions, hands-on labs, special interest group discussions, and customer panels. This year’s event will focus on providing premium education for manufacturing and production professionals from a wide variety of industries. Attendees will share their experiences in successfully leveraging information from their manufacturing environments to improve business competitiveness.Flame and Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy
June 22 - 23
Boston, Mass.
Bill Purves is the instructor for this two-day short course, which is designed for beginner and intermediate levels of study. During the course, Bill Purves will show participants how new techniques can improve the efficiency and quality of their laboratory data. This course will help chemists, biochemists, chemical engineers and quality assurance managers who need to know about principles, practices and applications of AA/GFAA/IC.
June 22 - 23
Rosen Shingle Creek, Orlando, Fla.
Manufacturing 2.0 will feature a series of panels composed of seasoned industry leaders. Panelists will discuss ways they’re leveraging technology initiatives to quickly demonstrate real results in this challenging economic climate.
June 22 - 24
Boston, Mass.
This three-day course covers packed and capillary column gas chromatography (GC). It is designed for chemists, technicians and others who have minimum experience with gas chromatography, want to expand their knowledge base or are interested in learning GC procedures. All major GC detectors and applications will be covered, and the third day will be devoted to the mass spectrometer detector and the basic interpretation of data. This course emphasizes practical aspects of GC and lightly covers theory.
Introduction to Industrial Automation and Control
June 22 - 26
Morristown, N.J.
This new course combines lecture and hands-on labs to provide an overview of industrial measurement and control. Technicians, engineers and managers are provided with a foundation for communication with other control system professionals. This course also serves as a solid fundamental course for introduction to other ISA courses
June 24 - 26
Boston, Mass.
The goal of this 2.5-day course is to improve participants' mass spectral interpretation skills. Designed for providers and users of mass spectral data, this course is intended to improve the productivity and quality of results from your MS lab. The required text, "Interpretation Of Mass Spectra" fourth edition by Fred McLafferty and F. Turecek, should be purchased and studied to prepare for this course.
July 2009
The 7th International Conference on Computing, Communications and Control Technologies: CCCT 2009
Orlando, Fla.
CCCT 2009 is an international conference that will bring together researchers, developers, practitioners, consultants and users of computer, communications and control technologies, with the aim to serve as a forum to present current and future work, solutions and problems in these fields, as well as in the relationships among them. Consequently, efforts will be done in order to promote and to foster the analogical thinking required by the systems approach for interdisciplinary cross-fertilization, "epistemic things" generation and "technical objects" production.
July 20 - 22
Toronto, Canada
This three-day course covers packed and capillary column gas chromatography (GC). It is designed for chemists, technicians and others who have minimum experience with gas chromatography, want to expand their knowledge base or are interested in learning GC procedures. All major GC detectors and applications will be covered, and the third day will be devoted to the mass spectrometer detector and the basic interpretation of data. This course emphasizes practical aspects of GC and lightly covers theory.
July 22 - 24
Toronto, Canada
The goal of this 2.5-day course is to improve participants' mass spectral interpretation skills. Designed for providers and users of mass spectral data, this course is intended to improve the productivity and quality of results from your MS lab. The required text, "Interpretation Of Mass Spectra" fourth edition by Fred McLafferty and F. Turecek, should be purchased and studied to prepare for this course.
Flame and Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy
June 23 - 24
Toronto, Canada
Bill Purves is the instructor for this two-day short course, which is designed for beginner and intermediate levels of study. During the course, Bill Purves will show participants how new techniques can improve the efficiency and quality of their laboratory data. This course will help chemists, biochemists, chemical engineers and quality assurance managers who need to know about principles, practices and applications of AA/GFAA/IC.
August 2009
August 3 - 5
Germantown, Wis.
This free, three-day seminar introduces key products and technologies found in WAGO’s Interconnect, Electrical Interface and I/O product divisions. Attendees will be introduced to the Cage-Clamp connection system, DIN Rail mounted terminal blocks, the X-Com system, Printed Circuit Board terminal blocks, the Multi-Connection System, Electronic products, IP67 interface modules, an in-depth look at ProServe (productLOCATER and smartDESIGNER), as well as the WAGO I/O SYSTEM.
August 17 - 19
Seattle, Wash.
This three-day course covers packed and capillary column gas chromatography (GC). It is designed for chemists, technicians and others who have minimum experience with gas chromatography, want to expand their knowledge base or are interested in learning GC procedures. All major GC detectors and applications will be covered, and the third day will be devoted to the mass spectrometer detector and the basic interpretation of data. This course emphasizes practical aspects of GC and lightly covers theory.
WAGO Industrial Control Seminar
August 17 - 19
Germantown, Wis.
Open to WAGO customers, the Industrial Control Seminar focuses on the latest in industrial control technologies, issues and techniques through use of the WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM and IEC 61131 programming. The seminar blends discussion and extensive hands-on programming to advance attendee knowledge of programming and installing PLC- and PC-based industrial control systems.
Flame and Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy
August 19 - 20
Seattle, Wash.
Bill Purves is the instructor for this two-day short course, which is designed for beginner and intermediate levels of study. During the course, Bill Purves will show participants how new techniques can improve the efficiency and quality of their laboratory data. This course will help chemists, biochemists, chemical engineers and quality assurance managers who need to know about principles, practices and applications of AA/GFAA/IC.
August 19 - 21
Seattle, Wash.
The goal of this 2.5-day course is to improve participants' mass spectral interpretation skills. Designed for providers and users of mass spectral data, this course is intended to improve the productivity and quality of results from your MS lab. The required text, "Interpretation Of Mass Spectra" fourth edition by Fred McLafferty and F. Turecek, should be purchased and studied to prepare for this course.
August 31 - September 1
Germantown, Wis.
Distributor I/O Training is tailored to WAGO distributors with hands-on experience in PLC programming and PC-based industrial control seminars. Distributor I/O Training guides attendees through various industrial control topics and technologies.
September 2009
September 14 - 16
St. Louis, Mo.
This three-day course covers packed and capillary column gas chromatography (GC). It is designed for chemists, technicians and others who have minimum experience with gas chromatography, want to expand their knowledge base or are interested in learning GC procedures. All major GC detectors and applications will be covered, and the third day will be devoted to the mass spectrometer detector and the basic interpretation of data. This course emphasizes practical aspects of GC and lightly covers theory.
WAGO Industrial Control Seminar
September 14 - 16
Germantown, Wis.
Open to WAGO customers, the Industrial Control Seminar focuses on the latest in industrial control technologies, issues and techniques through use of the WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM and IEC 61131 programming. The seminar blends discussion and extensive hands-on programming to advance attendee knowledge of programming and installing PLC- and PC-based industrial control systems.
September 16 - 18
St. Louis, Mo.
The goal of this 2.5-day course is to improve participants' mass spectral interpretation skills. Designed for providers and users of mass spectral data, this course is intended to improve the productivity and quality of results from your MS lab. The required text, "Interpretation Of Mass Spectra" fourth edition by Fred McLafferty and F. Turecek, should be purchased and studied to prepare for this course.
Flame and Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy
September 17 - 18
St. Louis, Mo.
Bill Purves is the instructor for this two-day short course, which is designed for beginner and intermediate levels of study. During the course, Bill Purves will show participants how new techniques can improve the efficiency and quality of their laboratory data. This course will help chemists, biochemists, chemical engineers and quality assurance managers who need to know about principles, practices and applications of AA/GFAA/IC.
October 2009
October 5 - 7
Germantown, Wis.
This free, three-day seminar introduces key products and technologies found in WAGO’s Interconnect, Electrical Interface and I/O product divisions. Attendees will be introduced to the Cage-Clamp connection system, DIN Rail mounted terminal blocks, the X-Com system, Printed Circuit Board terminal blocks, the Multi-Connection System, Electronic products, IP67 interface modules, an in-depth look at ProServe (productLOCATER and smartDESIGNER), as well as the WAGO I/O SYSTEM.
2009 24th International Activated Carbon Conference
October 6 - 7
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Every October near the Pittsburgh International Airport, activated carbon experts and beginners share information to grow the size and new applications for the activated carbon industry.
October 19 - 21
Pittsburgh, Pa.
This three-day course covers packed and capillary column gas chromatography (GC). It is designed for chemists, technicians and others who have minimum experience with gas chromatography, want to expand their knowledge base or are interested in learning GC procedures. All major GC detectors and applications will be covered, and the third day will be devoted to the mass spectrometer detector and the basic interpretation of data. This course emphasizes practical aspects of GC and lightly covers theory.
October 19 - 21
Germantown, Wis.
Distributor I/O Training is tailored to WAGO distributors with hands-on experience in PLC programming and PC-based industrial control seminars. Distributor I/O Training guides attendees through various industrial control topics and technologies.
Flame and Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy
October 21 - 22
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bill Purves is the instructor for this two-day short course, which is designed for beginner and intermediate levels of study. During the course, Bill Purves will show participants how new techniques can improve the efficiency and quality of their laboratory data. This course will help chemists, biochemists, chemical engineers and quality assurance managers who need to know about principles, practices and applications of AA/GFAA/IC.
October 21 - 23
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The goal of this 2.5-day course is to improve participants' mass spectral interpretation skills. Designed for providers and users of mass spectral data, this course is intended to improve the productivity and quality of results from your MS lab. The required text, "Interpretation Of Mass Spectra" fourth edition by Fred McLafferty and F. Turecek, should be purchased and studied to prepare for this course.
November 2009
WAGO Industrial Control Seminar
November 2 - 4
Germantown, Wis.
Open to WAGO customers, the Industrial Control Seminar focuses on the latest in industrial control technologies, issues and techniques through use of the WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM and IEC 61131 programming. The seminar blends discussion and extensive hands-on programming to advance attendee knowledge of programming and installing PLC- and PC-based industrial control systems.
December 2009
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