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News

IOM3 Conference Poll 2009

A conference poll to choose your preferred conference theme for 2009 has been set up the IOM3 website, and we are hoping for as many votes as possible.  If you have other ideas for a conference theme that is not on the list, you can also submit these here.

IOM3, 07 Jan 2009

Quality control for structural steelwork moves forward

The European conformity standard (CE mark) for the design, fabrication and erection of structural steelwork will be introduced to the UK in August 2009. The BS EN 1090 Part 1 outlines what systems
steelwork contractors need to put in place to ensure the health and safety levels, as well as quality, of their finished products. Meagan Ellis reports
Materials World Magazine, 01 Jan 2009

Last opportunity to enter IOM3 Medals and Prizes 2009

Candidates have until 19 December to submit nomination forms for the IOM3 Medals and Prizes 2009.
IOM3, 20 Nov 2008
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Features

Opening up communication channels – profile on Dr Anthony Hodge, President of the International Council on Mining and Metals

From locating water supplies in Africa to advising the Canadian Government on nuclear waste management, Dr Anthony Hodge’s career has spanned the full environmental gammit. Now, as President of the International Council on Mining and Metals in London, UK, he hopes to bring his message of sustainability and cooperation to the mining industry. Meagan Ellis reports
Materials World Magazine, 01 Jan 2009

The steel success story

In the commercial world, sustainable performance is rapidly becoming a prerequisite for doing business. While it is widely accepted that today’s packaging must make a positive contribution to sustainability, it does not always follow that a new solution is needed for new priorities. Steel cans may be over 100 years old, but there are few materials that can challenge its sustainability credentials.
Packaging Professional Magazine, 14 Jul 2008

Steel and automotive carbon dioxide reduction – challenges facing the metal

The European automobile industry is facing legislation to achieve significant reductions in CO2 levels for new vehicles by 2012. In the meantime, the industry is introducing new technologies to offer lower CO2 products. There are three fundamental ways to improve economy and emissions. In order of effectiveness, these are to improve powertrain efficiency, reduce weight and increase aerodynamic efficiency.
Materials World Magazine, 01 Jul 2008
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Events

The Gulf's International Industry Fair 2009

12 Jan 2009 - 15 Jan 2009, Bahrain, BAHRAIN

Low CO2 Iron and Steel Making

12 Jan 2009, Scunthorpe, UK
Lincolnshire Iron and Steel Institute Evening Lecture

Riverside One - Sustainability in Action

13 Jan 2009, Mibblesbrough, UK
Cleveland Institute of Engineering Evening Lecture
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Jobs

Metallurgist/Materials Scientist x2

Application deadline: 
23 January 2009
Competitive, Livingston, Near Edinburgh & Lincoln, Lincolnshire

Working for a world leader in the forging and machining of high-tech aircraft engine and airframe parts, responsible for managing a number of high profile projects for key customers worldwide

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