Corporate Body

Advanced Engineering Centre for Manufacturing (1993 - )

From
1993
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Manufacturing industry, Industrial or scientific research and Education
Location
Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

Established in 1993, the Advanced Engineering Centre for Manufacturing is a joint venture between the University of Melbourne and RMIT. Its aim is to encourage closer interaction between universities and manufacturing industry.

In 2006 it does not appear to still be in operation.

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Ailie Smith

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