Introduction

    Speakers

    Programme

    Booking Form

    Press Release


Picture Report
The papers


 Organised by Read-out.net

publishers of the InstrumentationSignpost and Read-out, Ireland’s journal of instrumentation and control.

 

   Sponsored by ISA Ireland Section

Ireland’s lerading Instrument, Systems and Automation professional Society

 

 In conjunction with  IRCHEM 2003

Ireland’s bienniel chemical, pharmaceutical and process engineering exhibition

The Second Readout Forum

The Second Readout Forum

 



If you wish for a copy of the brochure please email: forum@read-out.net
Short Brochure & Booking Form (acrobat.pdf)
In 2007 and 2008 the Forum became part of the Pharmatex Conference.
2007: - Industrial Wireless 2008: - Industrial Comms

The First Read-out Forum
Fieldbus: A Way to Save!


Dedication

This year marks the Centenary of the birth of Irish Physicist ETS Walton. Born in Dungarvan, Co. Waterford, Ernest Thomas Sinton Walton, emerged as one of the leading figures in the history of physics. In 1932, in collaboration with John Cockroft, his revolutionary experiment, in which he split the atom by artificial means, brought him to world attention and marked the birth of accelerator-based experimental nuclear physics. He was honoured with the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1951, the only Irishman to be so honoured. He presented his Nobel medal and citation to Trinity College, Dublin - where he was Head of the Physics Department from 1947-74 - shortly before his death in 1995.
This stamp was issued in his honour on 16th September and the Read-out Forum held that day was dedicated to his memory.