Prestige Seminars

A seminar at the University of Hertfordshire

Seminar in the Weston Auditorium,
University of Hatfield

The Herts & Beds sub-group of EEESTA organises one major "Prestige Seminar" every autumn. See right hand column for links to the archive of previous EEESTA seminars.

Engineering Our Health

Advances in Medical Technology

Date:

Wednesday 12th November 2008, 5.30 pm to 9.30 pm

Venue:

Weston Auditorium, De Havilland Campus, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield.

Booking:

Entry is free but by ticket only.

To book your place simply call 0845 601 1000.

Alternatively you can register online by following a link from this site, which will be made available nearer the date.

A letter and map to confirm your place will then be sent out.

This event will be recorded by IET TV (www.iet.tv) and will be available from this web site.

See the advanced flyer for more details.

Archive of Past Seminars

2007

"Gridlock? Transport in 2030"

2006

"Lights, Camera, Action!"

2005

"Energy for the Future"

2004

"Developing our Future"

2003

"Watch this Space"

2002

"Risk in Uncertainty"

2001

"Energy & Resources in the 21st Century"

2000

"Global Guardians"

1999

"Millennium Dawn: The Next 1000 Years"

Seminar Materials

Viewing Presentation Slides

The PowerPoint slides shown by the seminar presenters are available for viewing on this web site.

PPS and PPT files can be viewed in PowerPoint or with the free PowerPoint Viewer. This is the preferred method because any animations are retained.

PDF versions are provided as an alternative for computers where the PowerPoint Viewer is not available. The Adobe Reader may be downloaded free of charge.

Files larger than 1 MB are indicated.

Note: Some presenters used 35mm slides which have not been made available, so that earlier years have some gaps.

Copyright Information

Seminar text, photographs and slides may be distributed and copied freely for personal use. All original author and copyright information must remain intact. Any sales or other uses of this document are expressly forbidden without the specific consent of the author(s).