CMAC Annual Open Day 2015

Published: 15-Jun-2015

23 - 24 September 2015

Open Day

Technology and Innovation Centre, University of Strathclyde, Scotland


The programme will include talks from industry and academic speakers, exhibitions from a range of technology companies and an opportunity to tour the new CMAC National Facility.

Organiser: CMAC

www.cmac.ac.uk/Open_Day_2015.htm

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