Scientific Instrument Society
Join us on July 8 for the Scientific Instrument Society's annual instrument fair
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The Scientific Instrument Society is holding its annual ‘Instrument Fair’ in our livery hall on Sunday 8 July from 10.00am until 3.00pm. Members of the Worshipful Company of Scientific Instrument Makers will be able to gain entry at no charge.
At the same time we are holding a light lunch and networking session for Livery members in the River Room.
The programme is as follows:
12.30pm Light Lunch with wine and networking for members of the Livery (Liverymen, Freemen, Scholars and Apprentices) in the River Room.
1.30pm there are three presentations in the Court Room:
- SIS member Stephen Burt will speak about Stevenson’s New Box – a talk with a meteorological flavour
- Liveryman Oliver Caunt will speak about Radiometric Instrumentation Design
- Liveryman Professor John Tyrer will talk about his work in ‘Counter-Terrorism’ with details of the forward looking zero metal landmine/IED detection and the stand-off explosive residue detection.
If you wish to attend this special day please email theclerk@wcsim.co.uk The fee including lunch and wine for Liverymen is £30. There is no charge for Apprentices, Scholars and Freemen under the age of 30 but they have to pay for their guests.
Dress is casual.
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