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Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Installation - published January 2012.
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24 May 2012 | IET London: Savoy Place
29 - 30 May 2012 | Lisbon Congress Centre, Lisbon, Portugal
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IET Bristol Network
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Latest News
- Slides from our April lecture, on OC Robotics' snake-arm robots, are now available on the Past Events page.
- The IET is supporting a new workshop "Sustainability at all Scales" at Bristol's At-Bristol Centre. This will give KS4, BTEC and post-16 students a new opportunity to bring the STEM curriculum to life, using At-Bristol as a case study. See more.
Our next few events are shown below, but you can see the full programme on our events page, or download the programme booklet. We often organise extra events as the season goes on; updates will be given on this website and via Twitter ( @IETbristol ), and you can now also subscribe to our Google Calendar feed.
Please register online for our events - there is a registration link on each event's web page. This lets us know how many people to cater for for our evening lectures and is compulsory for our site visits, where numbers are limited. Also, if you haven't already, you can use the MyIET section of the website to register your interest in the Bristol Local Network, which will allow you to receive our emails and printed newsletters.
If you would like to get more involved with the local network, contact one of the committee.
Coming up
Airbus Site Visit - fully booked
This technical tour will include visits to the A400M Wing Manufacturing facility, the A380 Landing Gear Rig and if time allows, Concorde.
23 May 2012, Filton
Routes to Registration
This clinic will give members and non-members the opportunity to have an individual appointment with an advisor to discuss professional registration.
23 May 2012, Clifton
The Worlds First Vegetarian Formula 3 Racing Car! (Preceded by AGM)
The Bristol Branch AGM, followed by a presentation on the University of Warwick's sustainable F3 racing car, and the ever-popular BBQ.
11 June 2012, Clifton
For details of our full programme of upcoming events see the Events Page. We also make available selected presentations from Past Events.
Events from other Local Institutions
Nuclear Power - how can a systems approach help?
INCOSE event at UWE.
23 May 2012, Frenchay
Dealing with Severe Accidents - A Brief History
A Nuclear Institute presentation giving an overview of lessons from major nuclear events, development of accident analysis methods, designing for severe accidents and judging whether enough has been done.
23 May 2012, Gloucester
The Energy Challenge
Chartered Environmentalist and engineer Chris Jones talks to CIBSE on Peak Oil and future energy trends, looking at the urgency of replacing fossil fuels and how the future of energy supplies is deeply interwoven with the financial system and its expectations for growth.
24 May 2012, Bristol
The Bristol Network is grateful to the University of the West of England and the University of Bristol for providing the free venues our regular lectures. We normally alternate meetings between the city centre and UWE's Frenchay campus.
