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MINNEAPOLIS – The 2007 Medical Electronics Symposium will be held May 2-3 in Bloomington, MN. A tabletop exhibition will take place on May 2, and a half-day workshop symposium on May 1 will cover issues of reliability in medical electronics and medical device applications. Other topics of the symposium include RoHS/WEEE impact on design; wireless telemetry; process development case studies; substrate materials for medical electronics; design challenges; environmental constraints; emerging technologies; advanced cleanliness requirements; advanced packaging for medical electronics; reliability assessments; software security; safety & risk management; warranty analytics; risk communication and software regulation. The keynote, Neuromodulation – Approaching the Tipping Point, will be presented May 2 at 11:30 am by Christopher Chavez of Advanced Neuromodulation Systems. For more information, please visit http://www.smta.org/education/symposia/symposia.cfm#medical.
CUPERTINO, CA -- Apple Inc. is seeing continued demand for its Macintosh PCs and expects strong sales of the new iPhone, the company told analysts this week.
Analysts say the company's revenue estimate of $5.1 billion for the June quarter will likely prove conservative.
Analysts say the company's revenue estimate of $5.1 billion for the June quarter will likely prove conservative.
MINNEAPOLIS -- The SMTA seeks nominations for its board of directors.
The trade group is accepting nominations through April 27 for the term that begins in October. Candidates must be SMTA members who have demonstrated commitment to the association.
Candidates should have valuable skills and ideas to continue the association's mission of helping members succeed in electronics assembly and related business operations.
Those interested or who know of potential board members may submit a nomination form online under the Board Nominations section at smta.org.
Contact SMTA administrator JoAnn Stromberg (joann@smta.org) or Nominating Committee Chair Irene Sterian (isterian@celestica.com) for further information. To learn more about the nomination process, click here.
The SMTA is a volunteer-driven organization.
The trade group is accepting nominations through April 27 for the term that begins in October. Candidates must be SMTA members who have demonstrated commitment to the association.
Candidates should have valuable skills and ideas to continue the association's mission of helping members succeed in electronics assembly and related business operations.
Those interested or who know of potential board members may submit a nomination form online under the Board Nominations section at smta.org.
Contact SMTA administrator JoAnn Stromberg (joann@smta.org) or Nominating Committee Chair Irene Sterian (isterian@celestica.com) for further information. To learn more about the nomination process, click here.
The SMTA is a volunteer-driven organization.
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