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| Register interest
If you are interested in attending the IJA Practice course please follow the link and complete the on-line form. We will acknowledge your request and hold a place for you on the dates requested. Final confirmation, details and an invoice will be sent to you around 8 weeks before the course begins. Courses are limited to groups of 12 with a minimum of 8. |
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| Next public course- to be held in Letchworth, UK November 17-20, 2008 |
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| Dr. Alan L Hudd, President & CEO Xennia Technology Limited Letchworth, Hertfordshire, UK In 1996, Dr. Hudd founded Xennia Technology; the world’s first independent contract ink jet technology house dedicated to the industrial and office inkjet industries. Since then, Dr. Hudd has grown Xennia into a leading player in the rapidly emerging market for industrial inkjet technologies. Under Dr. Hudd, Xennia has developed a unique set of inkjet chemistry, engineering and problem solving capabilities that has resulted in a number of important technology innovations, especially in the field of inkjet dispensing of difficult materials. Prior to establishing Xennia, Dr. Hudd was for 8 years the Fluids Technology Manager at Domino Printing Sciences, developing a wide range of inkjet inks for diverse applications and is credited with a number of patents and significant innovations within the industrial inkjet industry. He spent almost eight years with the Ministry of Defence and Royal Ordnance in the UK, developing new solid polymer rocket propellants for air to air missiles. Dr. Hudd graduated with B.Sc. Honours degree in Chemistry and Physics, M.Sc and Ph.D research degrees in Polymer Chemistry from Manchester University. Xennia is the world’s leading chemistry driven industrial inkjet integrator. Xennia provides a complete contract R&D service to support the development of a new application. Xennia supplies printers and inks for production line solutions to OEM’s and end-users across a range of industrial applications. Xennia is part of the Royal Tencate Group. |
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| Course fees The cost of the IJA Practice course is £2,500 or equivalent in Euro or US$, plus UK VAT. The fee includes course notes, lunches, course dinner, breaks. Not included is hotel accommodation. |
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