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Australian Sustainable Industry Research Centre

ASIRC has just released it's second newsletter for 2004.

By ASIRC - 16th November 2004 - Back to News

ASIRC's November 2004 newsletter contains the following items:

• Welcome to new CEO - Dr Paul Brown
• World Energy Congress - Syndey 5-9 September
• Fly Ash Project
• Exhibition at the Centre for Innovation and Technology Commercialisation - July 2004
• Welcome to Senior Inorganic Analyst - Deirdre Griepsma
• Materials Efficiencies in Supply Chains
• Welcome to New Members
• Victorian New Water Alliance

Enjoy!

ASIRC November 2004 Newsletter.pdf

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