Welcome to the Thameswey Region
President Visit to Reading early 2017
Thameswey is made up of four Areas and a Young Member Panel:
- Chiltern
- Farnborough and Guildford
- Oxford
- Reading
- Thameswey Young Member Panel
You will find details of their programmes within this site, a composite events diary for the Region is enclosed below. We have also included for your convenience a down-loadable copy of the most recent complete programme card 2020 Winter-Spring Thameswey Programme Card .
Any detail amendments to the Programme Card will always be included below, so please do check here for latest information.
Current and Future Events
Please click the event heading for further information.
-
Event Type: Technical lecture
28 January 2020 18:30 to 20:30
Oxford Brookes University - Oxford
Asset management is vitally important for all capital intensive industries. But, it is not always a case of keeping everything in pristine condition, sometimes worse is better.
Industry: Management
-
Event Type: Professional development event
28 January 2020 18:30 to 20:00
Wood Place (Shinfield Park) - Reading - Reading
Professional Registration Workshop, 6.30pm for 7.00pm start. An event to explain what is required to become registered as a Professional Engineer and help with the application process.
Industry: Cross-sector
-
Event Type: Technical lecture
11 February 2020 19:00 to 21:00
Oxford Brookes University - Oxford
The talk will explain how Animal Dynamics approaches bio-inspired design engineering and how drawing inspiration from nature can lead to more energy efficient vehicles.
Industry: Machine systems informatics & control
-
Event Type: Technical visit
12 February 2020 17:30 to 18:30
Airbus - Farnborough
Airbus ZEPHYR
This event is part of the Reading Areas Spring/Summer Programme.
Industry: Aerospace Industries
-
Event Type: Talk or debate
11 March 2020 18:00 to 21:00
Henley Business School - Reading
Booking essential at https://ievents.icheme.org/booking/Default.aspx?evnt=1386
Contact for any queries. Brian Walker brian.walker5@btinternet.com
There are strong reasons for moving to Smart Cities. The event is intended to inform about what Smart Cities will mean, what can be done now and what should we expect to see in the future as well as the issues that will need to be addressed.
Industry: Cross-sector