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Op initiatief van de NEVAC en TNO komt er in ons land een workshop van IUVSTA, de internationale unie van nationale vacuümverenigingen. IUVSTA workshop 102, ultra-clean vacuuum, zal gewijd zijn aan de toekomstige behoeften en uitdagingen op vacuümgebied.
Meer informatie: www.tno.to/ucv
Op initiatief van de NEVAC en TNO komt er in ons land een workshop van IUVSTA, de internationale unie van nationale vacuümverenigingen. IUVSTA workshop 102, ultra-clean vacuuum, zal gewijd zijn aan de toekomstige behoeften en uitdagingen op vacuümgebied.
Meer informatie: www.tno.to/ucv
Sydney, Australia
IVC-23 is the 23rd edition of the International Vacuum Congress, which is IUVSTA’s (the International Union of Vacuum Science, Technique, and Application) main meeting that has been held every three years (more or less) since 1959! The meeting attracts around 1,200-1,500 participants and has a vibrant exhibition of around 80-120 vendors. It brings together the entire community of scientists, engineers, teachers, sales people, industrialists that work in areas that are connected directly with, or are heavily influenced by, the science and technology of vacuum.
The meeting has become a hub and celebration of the enabling of modern technology, from medical and food technologies and science, through to quantum computing, and space flight (for example current plasma thrusters for deep space flight). The congress can be seen therefore as the thread that pulls together some of the most important scientific developments and many of the exciting technologies being worked on in Australia and abroad.
IVC-23 is the 23rd edition of the International Vacuum Congress, which is IUVSTA’s (the International Union of Vacuum Science, Technique, and Application) main meeting that has been held every three years (more or less) since 1959! The meeting attracts around 1,200-1,500 participants and has a vibrant exhibition of around 80-120 vendors. It brings together the entire community of scientists, engineers, teachers, sales people, industrialists that work in areas that are connected directly with, or are heavily influenced by, the science and technology of vacuum.
The meeting has become a hub and celebration of the enabling of modern technology, from medical and food technologies and science, through to quantum computing, and space flight (for example current plasma thrusters for deep space flight). The congress can be seen therefore as the thread that pulls together some of the most important scientific developments and many of the exciting technologies being worked on in Australia and abroad.