INEC 2008 EMBRACING THE FUTURE

9th International Naval Engineering Conference and Exhibition

Tuesday 1 - Thursday 3 April 2008, CCH, Hamburg, Germany

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The Sir Donald Gosling Award*
The Sir Donald Gosling Award is a very welcome addition to INEC. Sir Donald has long been a very strong supporter of the Royal Navy and his new award is targeted at authors under the age of 40. The award aims to encourage involvement and attendance from younger participants from the military, industry and academia, allowing them to demonstrate a fresh and imaginative approach, together with ingenuity, in delivering a practical proposal, together with ingenuity, in delivering a practical proposal which contributes to improved future naval operations or support.

The award ceremony will take place on the final day; there will be three prizes, a first prize of £5,000; a second prize of £2,500; and a third of £1,500.

*subject to terms and conditions
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INEC 2008 SESSION TITLES

EXHIBITION
The exhibition is organised in parallel with the conference and provides delegates with an exciting insight into the latest developments of this technology. Participation in the exhibition enables companies worldwide to show their latest products and services. For more information see page 8 of the conference programme.

There are a number of corporate sponsorship opportunities available to companies, all of which offer significant promotion at this conference; please contact Christine Davenport, Events Department, IMarEST, for further details.

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KEYNOTE SPEAKER: RDML K M McCoy US Navy, USA

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ORGANISED BY

The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST)

WHO ATTENDS?
In 2006 INEC was staged as a major conference stream at The World Maritime Technology Conference (WMTC) held a the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London. WMTC attracted over 1000 delegates and was held in partnership with 25 of the world's leading maritime associations. In 2008, over 400 international delegates are expected to attend, including senior naval personnel, procurement executives, representatives from industry, government, academia and experts from the disciplines of worldwide maritime defence technology involved in warship design, procurement, build and human factors elements.