Wales South East Network

Welcome to the IET Wales South East Network

We hope you find this site informative and enjoy browsing through it.

Forthcoming events.

The following are some of the events planned for the 2009-2010 session. More events will be published on this site as soon as details are available.

09 February 2010.

Is the Future Electric?

Cardiff. (South Wales Power Technical Network).

18 February 2010.

Gas Recovery Project at Corus.

Port Talbot. (South Wales Electronics & Communications Technical Network).

24 February 2010.

The Dick Forsyth Quality Lecture.

Innovation in Engineering Design - The Application of Triz and Design for Six Sigma in Enhancing Innovative Product Design.

Newport. (South Wales Manufacturing & Management Technical Section).

25 February 2010.

Life Skills Event - Self Assessment of Competencies

A practical workshop to outline the value of using competence frameworks to structure professional development and introduce practical skills in assessing and evidencing competence.

Workshop Cardiff, Wales. (Young Professionals Committee).

Life Skills Event - Self Assessment of Competencies. A practical workshop to outline the value of using competence frameworks to structure professional development and introduce practical skills in assessing and evidencing competence. Workshop 25 February 2010, Cardiff, Wales

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10 March 2010.

Off Shore Wind Power Networks (Seminar).

(Details to follow).

Cardiff. (South Wales Power Technical Network).

12 March 2010

IET Trevithick Lectures 2010.

Cardiff. (Wales South East Network).

16 March 2010.

Prestige Lecture - The Turing Lecture - Cardiff

In honour and recognition of Alan Turing’s contribution in the field of computing, the IET and the BCS established the Turing Lecture in 1999. It is a world leading event, presenting a topic from current research in computer science given by an acknowledged expert in the field. This year’s lecturer, Professor Christopher Bishop, continues that fine tradition.