American Filtration & Separations Society Announces Fall Conference Workshops
June 10, 2008
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The American Filtration &
Separations Society is providing a 2-Track Program at its Fall Conference
September 23-25, 2008 in Charlotte, NC. The event will be preceded with its
traditional filtration full-day 8 short courses on September 22. The main
conference will consist of two separate tracks. Track I is titled
Infrastructure & Sustainability; Filtration Growth Market. The subtitle of
the Track is Underscoring Most Critical Un-Met Needs in Filtration and
Separations. Track II is titled Filter Testing; Evaluation, Procedures and
Validation.
The conference will conclude with a half-day workshop titled Water and Air Infrastructure Needs and the Role of Filtration in the Interdependency Market. This Application Workshop is designed to help organizations and individuals tie together the un-met needs with the opportunities in order to structure a strategy and action plan for new product development and company growth. The workshop will be lead by Anita Highsmith of Highsmith Environmental Consultants, former head of the water quality activities for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The workshop will address all topics and aspects of the Infrastructure and Sustainability Conference.
The workshop will summarize un-met needs discussed at the AFS conference by leading members of industry, academia, and government. The workshop will take the next step and put these un-met needs into perspective and opportunity. The conference is titled Water and Air Infrastructure Needs and the Role of Filtration in the Interdependency Market.
For more information, visit www.afssociety.org/Fall2008/index.html.
The conference will conclude with a half-day workshop titled Water and Air Infrastructure Needs and the Role of Filtration in the Interdependency Market. This Application Workshop is designed to help organizations and individuals tie together the un-met needs with the opportunities in order to structure a strategy and action plan for new product development and company growth. The workshop will be lead by Anita Highsmith of Highsmith Environmental Consultants, former head of the water quality activities for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The workshop will address all topics and aspects of the Infrastructure and Sustainability Conference.
The workshop will summarize un-met needs discussed at the AFS conference by leading members of industry, academia, and government. The workshop will take the next step and put these un-met needs into perspective and opportunity. The conference is titled Water and Air Infrastructure Needs and the Role of Filtration in the Interdependency Market.
For more information, visit www.afssociety.org/Fall2008/index.html.
