Genghis the Engineer
9th Nov 2005, 15:12
This may interest a few people, I can speak very highly of the speaker as being somebody with an encyclopedic knowledge of how helicopters work, and an excellent lecturer. Sorry for the late notice. You're unlikely to cause offence by just turning up, tea and biscuits are laid on.
G
Wednesday 9 November 2005 7pm for 7.30
Begbroke Science Park, Oxford
‘Duck…here comes another one’
an insight into what really makes
helicopters fly!
Speaker – Simon Newman – Southampton University
Simon is a senior lecturer in aerodynamics at Southampton University and will share his knowledge with us in his unique way.
Open to members and non-members – all welcome
Enquiries to [email protected] or by calling 01869 336006
Oh yes, directions..
Directions: from the A34 north of Oxford, exit at the Peartree interchange following signs North for A44. After approximately 1.5 miles, turn right at the roundabout, signed Begbroke/Sandy Lane. The Science Park is on the left in 1/3 of a mile. On arrival at the Begbrook gate (gate should be open) – proceed up drive and then turn right. Parking area will be immediately in front of you. The presentation takes place in an auditorium located in the Old Farm Building which faces you as you travel down the drive on what is then the right hand end of the building.
G
Wednesday 9 November 2005 7pm for 7.30
Begbroke Science Park, Oxford
‘Duck…here comes another one’
an insight into what really makes
helicopters fly!
Speaker – Simon Newman – Southampton University
Simon is a senior lecturer in aerodynamics at Southampton University and will share his knowledge with us in his unique way.
Open to members and non-members – all welcome
Enquiries to [email protected] or by calling 01869 336006
Oh yes, directions..
Directions: from the A34 north of Oxford, exit at the Peartree interchange following signs North for A44. After approximately 1.5 miles, turn right at the roundabout, signed Begbroke/Sandy Lane. The Science Park is on the left in 1/3 of a mile. On arrival at the Begbrook gate (gate should be open) – proceed up drive and then turn right. Parking area will be immediately in front of you. The presentation takes place in an auditorium located in the Old Farm Building which faces you as you travel down the drive on what is then the right hand end of the building.