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Research instrumentation course open to academic and industrial groups

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1970
Weight
35 KB
Volume
25
Category
Article
ISSN
0022-0728

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✦ Synopsis

A three-week summer course in Research Instrumentation will be conducted at Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn for educators, engineers, and scientists from all technical fields who need a working knowledge of electronic instrumentation as applied to problems in research.

The course will be held from July 25-Aug. 15, 1970, on the downtown Brooklyn campus at 333 Jay St.

It will be supported in part by the National Science Foundation under its College Teacher Programs. Applicants from business and industry will be accepted on a tuitionpaying basis at $550, covering all laboratory fees, textbooks and special notes.

The course is open to industrial and academic scientists and engineers from all disciplines. Medical research workers will also find the course valuable and are invited to apply. There are no specific prerequisites beyond a basic understanding of college physics. The text for the course will be Electronics for Scientists by Malmstadt, Enke and Toren.

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