An analysis of euspen’s role in stimulating innovation in precision, micro, and nano manufacturing in the medical device sector. Dishi Phillips, euspen Broadly speaking, the huge global medical device sector is likely to be affected by three key trends in the short to medium term. First, the drive for technology focused on earlier and more
FaBiMed Workshop at euspen’s 16th International Conference & Exhibition (Cranfield, U.K. 21st April 2016.) The European Society for Precision Engineering and Nanotechnology (euspen) is hosting a workshop for working with FaBiMed (Fabrication and Functionalization of BioMedical Microdevices) at its 16th International Conference & Exhibition to be held in Nottingham, U.K. 30 May to 3rd June
(Cranfield, U.K., 14th August 2015) Sometimes, a particular figure in a certain community is of such an influence that their passing is universally recognized as a massive loss on a personal, intellectual, and industry level. Such is the case with the passing of Jim Bryan, a man of such stature in the precision engineering sector,
Euspen’s 16th International Conference and Exhibition For many years, the European Society for Precision Engineering and Nanotechnology (euspen) has been organising and hosting an array of events in order to fulfil its central mission — the advancement of the arts, science, and technology of precision engineering, micro engineering, and nanotechnology. Networking is key, and euspen’s
