Aerospace Symposium 2017 - Manufacturing for Growth

Published: 11 September 2017

On 26th October, The University of Glasgow will host its fourth annual Aerospace Symposium “Manufacturing for Growth”. Join us to meet new contacts from the UK and EU aeronautics industry, academia and related organisations to create new partnerships for collaborative research.

On 26th October, The University of Glasgow will host its fourth annual Aerospace Symposium “Manufacturing for Growth”.  

Join us to meet new contacts from the UK and EU aeronautics industry, academia and related organizations to create new partnerships for collaborative research. 

 Confirmed speakers from:  

  • Airbus
  • Spirit Aerosystems
  • BAE Systems
  • Advanced Propulsion Centre‌
  • Scottish Government
  • University of Glasgow
  • Innovate UK 
  • National Aerospace Technology Exploitation Programme (NATEP)
  • European Aeronautics Science Network (EASN)
  • Aerospace, Defence, Security & Space (ADS)
  • Frazer-Nash Consultancy

Register now at Eventbrite: https://goo.gl/yH59Kz 

The symposium will bring together stakeholders from the UK and EU aerospace industry, as well as academia and organisations promoting knowledge, and technical networks. A key aim of the symposium will be to bring together new consortia to address challenges identified during workshop sessions.

The symposium will combine plenary lectures and facilitated interactive workshops covering topics including but not limited to: high value manufacturing, manufacturing challenges and the future if aircraft manufacturing. 

View the Symposium Programme - 2017

First published: 11 September 2017

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P‌resentations from the day:

Nicola Spence - Developing & Industrialising Advanced Composite Aerostructure Co

Elisabeth Stark – Manufacturing for Growth

Andreas Strohmayer – A European Aeronautics Science Network

Colin Hart – Achieving Supply Chain Excellence

Sean McGovern – National Aerospace Technology Exploitation Programme

Jon Beasley - The Changing Face of Automotive

William Kilpatrick – A Systems Engineering Approach to Delivering Manufacturing