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CDO Arranges ForumLED Conferences And Expo ForumLED, organised by CDO, is scheduled to take place in Lyon, France, on 3-4 December 2009. The conferences and expo will offer participants an objective state of play of the light-emitting-diode (LED) sector and will look at future developments. ForumLED is targeted at researchers, research-and-development managers, component suppliers, equipment manufacturers, designers and investors. Over the two days, industrial and scientific experts will come together as part of a programme of conferences in which participants will take stock of the industry and think strategically about the development of the market. Each session will be made up of several conferences, presented by international specialists, with simultaneous translation in English and French.

The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has announced that the CIRED electricity conference and exhibition will take place on 8-11 June at the Prague Congress Centre. CIRED is an international event and is organised alternately by the IET and the Association des Ingenieurs sortis de L'Institut d'Electricite Montefiore (AIM). 1,072 abstracts from more than 50 countries were submitted for consideration for CIRED 2009, and some 700 papers will be presented over three days, through formal presentations, roundtable discussions, special reports and poster presentations. The CIRED conference provides delegates with an opportunity to learn, discuss and exchange experience about the major structural, technical, managerial and regulatory changes affecting the industry. A technical exhibition associated with the conference will also take place. Exhibiting companies from more than 50 organisations, including Siemens, ABB, GE Energy, Kema and Dutch Power, across 53 countries ...

TPS Security Seminar At Passenger Terminal Expo Darius Aibara, an Associate Director with TPS's Security & Explosion Effects team, will feature as one of the keynote speakers at 2009's Passenger Terminal Expo, to be held at London's ExCel centre. The event - one of the most highly regarded conferences in the industry calendar - will see Aibara provide expert insight on how to incorporate counter-terrorist requirements into airport terminal design by examining the gap in provisions currently made in airport design and security. Recent events in the UK such as the Glasgow Airport attack, coupled with the ongoing general worldwide terrorist threat, have made this one of the hottest topics amongst airport operators, security managers, designers and other professionals involved in today's commercial aviation and aviation security industry. The TPS seminar features in the afternoon session on day one, March 24th, of the three-day annual event, as part of a conference ...