EVENT 11 August 2020

115 Year LiS reunion

Donderdag 17 oktober 13.30u – 18.30u Anual Symposium   Thema: Manufacturing readinessLocatie: LiS, Einsteinweg 61, 2333 CC Leiden    This time the theme of the symposium is “Manufacturing Readiness”, freely...


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Donderdag 17 oktober 13.30u – 18.30u

Anual Symposium

 

Thema: Manufacturing readiness
Locatie: LiS, Einsteinweg 61, 2333 CC Leiden 

 

This time the theme of the symposium is “Manufacturing Readiness”, freely translated: manufacturability (maakbaarheid).

 

Three companies with different specialties will give a presentation about the challenges and solutions in the design phase, in preparation for the production phase.

 

Registration (required) via alumni@lis.nl


17 October 2019



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