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THE BANKING REVOLUTION: SALVATION OR SLAUGHTER
Get PDFFirst published in Great Britain in 1997, the book is co-authored by the founding partners of Mitchell Madison Group of Management Consultants. Mark Carrington is a qualified management accountant and has served a range of international banking clients in wholesale and leasing finance, banking, treasury, investment banking, retail banking, credit cards and investment management. Philip Langguth has had extensive experience through a wide range of engagements in strategy developments, risk management and organizational and operational effectiveness that gives him the unique ability to bridge the gap between the business and I.T. worlds. Thomas Steiner has similar experience of working with executives of leading banks and technology providers on a wide range of management issues in more than 100 countries. He is also the lead author of two books, Technology in Banking; Creating Value and Profits (1990) and Systems Technology and the United States Commercial Banking Industry (1987)
The digital fabrication of ceramics by 3D powder printing
No full textDavid Huson and colleagues at the Centre for Fine Print Research in the School of Creative Arts at the University of the West of England have recently successfully completed a three-year Arts and Humanities Research Council funded project into the use of Digital Fabrication techniques in the area of Art/Craft ceramics.The research project has developed a methodology for the 3D printing of ceramics by replacing the proprietary powder in a commercially available powder/binder 3D printer system with a specially formulated ceramic powder. This process has been shown to be a viable procedure for translating 3D computer generated models in to physical ceramic forms that can then be fired and further processed.This paper will detail the progress of the research throughout the project and use examples from current artwork projects to illustrate how these novel techniques have been developed and refined to allow artists and crafts persons to investigate and implement ideas and concepts that were unattainable by conventional forming methods. Peer reviewed paper to be given at Digital Fabrication Conference, September 19 - September 23 2010
Comment on: M. Albarada et al. (2000) Assessment of insulin sensitivity and beta-cell function from measurements in the fasting state and during an oral glucose tolerance test. Diabetologia 43: 1507-1511
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