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Welcome to the AILU events page.  Please enjoy browsing the current events we have planned, and if you'd like further details of those we have held in the past click on the year tabs across the top of the page.

AILU EVENTS

  • The Route to Mass Adoption of Additive Manufacture in Metal Component Fabrication The Route to Mass Adoption of Additive Manufacture in Metal Component Fabrication
    16 March 2010
    The Route to Mass Adoption of Additive Manufacture in Metal Component Fabrication

    AILU one-day additive manufacturing technology workshop with presentations, an exhibition and tour. The UK has a thriving community in Additive Manufacturing (AM) and this event will provide an insight into current developments in research and their future impact. We have brought specialists in materials together with commercial users and researchers in laser and non-laser AM technologies, and the day will include lots of opportunities for discussion and questioning. Delegates will be able to assess the different processes, latest developments in commercially available systems, the products and applications for which AM can be exploited and the potential benefits of AM technology to their organisation in addressing today’s manufacturing challenges.
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  • The growing role of lasers in 21st Century manufacturing The growing role of lasers in 21st Century manufacturing
    8 June 2010
    The growing role of lasers in 21st Century manufacturing

    Laser materials processing is the most flexible technology available to modern manufacturing and in this presentation we will review current laser technology and how it is being used for a wide range of industrial processes including cutting, drilling, marking, welding and additive manufacturing. The presentation will be accompanied by examples of how and why lasers are used for manufacture of items from the micro-technology of mobile phones up to ocean going liners. We will also address the important role that laser technology will play in meeting some of the challenges of the 21st century, including energy generation, low carbon vehicles, healthcare and bioscience and high value manufacturing.
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  • 16th Annual General Meeting of the Association 16th Annual General Meeting of the Association
    10 June 2010
    16th Annual General Meeting of the Association

    Preliminary announcement: This is the 16th Annual General meeting of the Association of Laser Users
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AILU - SUPPORTED EVENTS

  • Photon 10- call for papers
    26 February 2010
    Photon 10- call for papers

    Preliminary Notice: Photon10 is the largest optics conference event in the UK and the fifth in the series to be held on 23 - 26 August 2010 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Abstract Submission Deadline: 26 February 2010
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  • Pacific International Conference on Applications of Lasers and Optics (PICALO) Pacific International Conference on Applications of Lasers and Optics (PICALO)
    23-25 March 2010
    Pacific International Conference on Applications of Lasers and Optics (PICALO)

    Pacific International Conference on Applications of Lasers and Optics (PICALO) focuses on the growth and application of lasers and optics in the Pacific region. PICALO brings together researchers, engineers, equipment suppliers and industry personnel to hear the latest developments and progress in lasers and applications and to share knowledge, experiences and visions. PICALO offers an exciting technical and social program in cities that represent laser growth in the Pacific region. PICALO features sessions on Laser Materials Processing and Micro, Nano and Ultrafast Fabrication as well as the International Enterprise Summit.
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  • MACH2010
    7 June 2010
    MACH2010

    MACH 2010 is the place to be if you want to see the latest in manufacturing technologies. Be it metalcutting, metal forming or associated technologies, services and equipment - MACH 2010 has it all.
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  • LASYS 2010
    8-10 June 2010
    LASYS 2010

    Lasys is the trade fair for system solutions in laser material processing which spans the areas of both materials and industry. With this unique direction, Lasys clearly differs from other laser technology trade fairs and is creating a unique window for the display of metallic and non-metallic material processing.
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AILU - MEMBER EVENTS


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