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Winter programme Visitors are very welcome.     2006 - 2007       date speaker title time venue Minutes Thu 26th Oct Richard Holloway AGM and Presidential address 6.30  MA07   Wed15th Nov Iain Todd Renewable Energy - Engineering the Future 6.30 C601   Thu 7 th Dec Mike Broadribb Lessons learnt from Texas city explosion § 6.30 Garth   Wed 17th Jan David Thomson Rotech Tidal Turbine § 6.30 Garth   Tue 6th Feb Ken Laing Miller decarbonised fuel project DF1 § 6.30 Satrosphere   Wed 21st Feb Dr Anne Schwab Hydrocarbons from sub-surface to drill pipe - always a surprise 6.30 C601   Wed 14 th Mar Prof Joe McGeogh How mechanical engineering devices help an aging population § 6.30 Garth   Wed 18th Apr David Moore Little trains of the Somme 6.30 C601 May Summer visits due to start     Lectures take place this year in the locations below. Locations can be seen on the RGU site map. "C601" is Room C601 of the Clarke Building at The Robert Gordon University, Schoolhill site, Aberdeen. "C48" is room C48 in the St Andrews Street site of the Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen. "Garth" is the Garthdee premises of RGU, Faculty of Management, Room 226 or next door. "Satrosphere" is at 179 Constitution Street, Aberdeen. "MA07" is in the technical building of RGU at the Schoolhill premises. Enter the double doors and ask security for directions § Joint meeting with the local branch of the I.Mech.E. and, for some meetings, the Institute of Quality Assurance, the Institution of Engineering & Technology and the Offshore Energy Centre * in the Minutes column indicates that Minutes are on-line, accessible by clicking on the * Meeting schedule, including Minutes, for 2000/2001, 2001/2002, 2002/2003, 2003/2004 , 2004/2005 and 2005/2006 can be viewed. Other Engineering lectures in Aberdeen and surrounding district can be found on the Professional Engineering and Technology in Scotland website. AMS Homepage