PLACES STILL AVAILABLE ON ALL COURSES
We have chosen a quiet part of central London just to the north of London's West End that has lots to offer within walking distance.
Understanding that budgets are tight in the current economic climate, our fees are lower than in 2008, and we have low-cost student accommodation available on-site
Course fees lower than 2008!
Low-cost accommodation available!
Only £57 per night B&B!
Location & accommodation information
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Register here
Low-cost accommodation available!
Only £57 per night B&B!
Location & accommodation information
Downloadable brochure
pdf 2MB
Register here
Theory of ink jet technology
Monday 28-Tuesday 29 June, 2010
A course describing the latest advances in ink jet and ink technologies, led by Mike Willis of Pivotal Resources and Dr Alan Hudd of Xennia Technology. In 11 years more than 2,000 have attended this broad and up to date introduction to this fast growing technology.
Design of experiments for industrial printer design
Monday 28-Tuesday 29 June, 2010
This course will help you apply the robust design process to the design and development of industrial ink jet printers. Dr John LaFleche has been teaching and practising this methodology for a number of years, including Hewlett-Packard, Xerox and Lexmark.
Manufacturing ink jet inks for performance & reliability
Wednesday 30 June - Thursday 1 July, 2010
This course is designed for those wishing to develop, source or commission the development and manufacture of ink jet inks. It will help you understand the issues of development and testing, scale-up for manufacture and the manufacturing processes themselves.
Inside piezo drop on demand printheads
Wednesday 30 June - Thursday 1 July, 2010
Rob Harvey and Mike Willis will take you through the basics of piezo materials and their properties, how they are used as actuators within printheads, other aspects of printhead design, printhead operation, crosstalk, reliability and lifetime issues, and the special considerations for deposition and ink jet as a manufacturing process.
Understanding interfacial phenomena and wetting
Thursday 1 - Friday 2 July, 2010
This course, led by world expert Professor Avi Marmur, is directly relevant to anyone working in the fields of ink jet ink formulation and development, substrate development - such as papers, films, coatings, metal and glass substrates - the development of ink jet deposition processes, and the design and development of ink jet printheads.
The University of Westminster's Marylebone Campus is close to the junction of Marylebone Road and Baker Street, right opposite Baker Street Underground Station.
This is just 3 stops from the Eurostar Rail Terminal at St. Pancras, and 2 stops from Paddington Station, terminal for the Heathrow Airport Express train. London's other airports - Luton, Stansted, Gatwick and City are also within easy reach by train and London Underground or bus services.
Close to the Campus is Marylebone Village, with its unique blend of boutiques, artisan patisseries, art galleries, delis and bookshops.
Alternatively, a short walk can take you either to the open spaces of Regent’s Park, or to the bustling commercial areas of Oxford Street, Regent Street and Bond Street, one of the world’s most famous shopping districts.
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We have reserved a limited number of rooms in Marylebone Hall on the Summer School Campus. The student rooms are within a tower block with breathtaking views over Central London and Regent's Park, and were recently refurbished. They have single beds, and ensuite facilities with shower. Arranged in groups of 6 rooms on each side of the tower, there is also a shared kitchen.
Please remember these are student rooms, not the Ritz, but quite adequate for a one or two night stay.
Of course you are welcome to stay elsewhere, and this link may help you in your search - but remember we are at the Marylebone Campus! http://HotelMap.com/University_of_Westminster
