Scientific Instrument Society
Join us on July 8 for the Scientific Instrument Society's annual instrument fair
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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“As a member of the Institute of Measurement and Control, when joining a Livery Company the obvious choice was the Worshipful Company of Scientific Instrument Makers. To witness, and be part of, the traditions associated with the Livery Companies of the City of London is something quite special, especially when the occasion is shared with like-minded individuals.”
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