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 BOOKS  FOR FURTHER  READING   5.  “ An  Introduction  to  Electronics  for  Physiological  Work-   National
 1. “ Nuclear  Radiation  Detectors.”  J.  Sharpe. (Methuen,   ers.”  I. C. Whitfield.  (Macmillan, 1953).
 1955).   REFERENCES
 2.  “ Radioisotope Laboratory Techniques.”  R. A. Faires and   1.  Franklin,  E.,  and  James,  J.  B.  Proc. I.E.E.,  Vol.  103,  Pt.
 B. H. Parks.  (Newnes, 1958).   B.  (1956).   Electronics
 3.  “ Atomic Energy and its Applications.”  J.  M. A. Lenihan.   2.  Linvill, J. G.  Proc. I.R.E. 43, 7 (1955).
 (Pitman,  1957).   3.  Kandiah,  K.  Proc.  I.E.E., Vol.  101, Pt.  11, No.  81 (1954).
 4.  “The  Measurement  of  Radio  Isotopes,”  2nd  Ed.  D.   4.  Goulding,  F.  S.  I.R.E. Nat.  Convention Record,  1956,
 Taylor. (Methuen,  1957).   Pt.  9.   Competition
 Institution  Activities

 The  second  half  of  our  1957/58  Programme  of   Thursday, 27th  March:
 Lectures will be as follows:   “ DESIGN PROBLEMS  OF TELEVISION
 TRANSMITTERS ”
 NORTHERN DIVISION   A  lecture to  be  given by  J.  E.  NIXON,  Esq.,  B.Sc.(Eng.),
 A.M.I.E.E., of  the  Marconi Wireless Telegraph  Co. Ltd.
 Manchester
 The  following meetings  will  commence  at 7 p.m.  in   Thursday, 24th  April:
 the Reynolds Hall of  the Manchester College of  Science   “ RADIOASTRONOMY  AND  THE  SPUTNIKS ”   Entries  National Electronics
 and Technology:   A  lecture, illustrated  by slides and tape recordings,  to be given
 by  F.  G.  SMITH, Esq.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  of  the Mullard  Radio-
 Friday,  28th  February:   astronomy Observatory, the Cavendish  Laboratory, Cambridge.   Competition
 “ SILICON  JUNCTION  POWER  DIODES ”   The benefits to you:
 A lecture to be delivered by D. F. TAYLOR, Esq., B.A., Ph.D.   Thursday, 29th  May:   •  Learn how to write a technical paper
 “ ANALOGUE  COMPUTING  IN PROCESS  CONTROL ”                An exclusive competition for students
 A lecture,  to  be given  by  H.  R.  BLACKWELL,  Esq.,  B.Sc.,   •  Have your project promoted in an    of Arkwright affiliated Schools.
 Friday,  28th March:   of  the Systems Division, Elliott  Brothers (London) Ltd.     Institution publication
 A FILM  SHOW  ON  ELECTRONIC  TOPICS   •  Be in with a chance of winning    The Institution of Electronics was founded in 1930.
 including  the  16mm. Mullard  Ltd.  films:   SOUTHERN DIVISION     a category award  After a period of relative inactivity the Institution is partnering the
 The Manufacture of Germanium Transistors.                   Arkwright Scholarships Trust to rejuvenate its membership with the
 The Junction  Transistor in Radio Receivers.   The following  meetings will  commence at 7  p.m.  in   •  Join the Institution of Electronics
 The Linear Accelerator.   the  Lecture Hall of  the Anglesea  Road  Annexe of  the     and help guide its future development  ’brightest and best’ future leaders of UK electronics and to provide
 Discharge  Through Gases.   College of  Technology, Portsmouth:   benefit to the UK’s electronics education and industry.
 Ultrasonics (Industrial  Applications).
 Friday, 14th March:   Entry requirements:                   This competition will give the Institution the chance to champion the
 A FILM  SHOW  ON  ELECTRONIC TOPICS                         cause of young people pursuing electronics projects within the
 Belfast   including  the  following  sound  films:   •  Applicants must attend an Arkwright-affiliated school,     curriculum, extra-curricular and at home.
 The following meetings  will  commence  at 7-30 p.m.   The  Principles  and  Manufacture  of  Germanium     but applicants do not have to be Arkwright Engineering     Applicants become student members of the Institution and will
 Transistors.
                  Scholars
 at the Union Hotel, Belfast:   The Manufacture of Cathode-ray Tubes.   be invited to join the task-force that will plan the next phase of the
 Tuesday,  21st  January:   Mirror in  the Sky.   •  Applicants must complete a project where electronics    Institution’s development as an incubator for future leaders of
 “ ELECTRONICS  AND THE  HOLLERITH  MACHINES ”   Particles  Count.     are integral to its successful function  the electronics industry.
 Numerical Control.
 A  lecture to  be  delivered by  G. S. AITKEN, Esq., A.M.Inst.E.   •  Application is free to students holding student
 Friday,  11th April:     membership of the Institution of Electronics
 “ DESIGN  PROBLEMS  OF TELEVISION
 Tuesday, 18th March:   TRANSMITTERS ”   •  Applicants must report on their project using a
 A FILM  SHOW  ON  ELECTRONICS   A lecture  to  be given  by  J.  E.  NIXON,  Esq.,  B.Sc.(Eng.),     simplified ‘Technical Paper’ format and a two-minute    What to do next?
 including the films:   A.M.I.E.E., of  the Marconi  Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd.     video
 The  Manufacture  of  Tektronix  Precision  Cathode-ray
 Tubes.   Friday,  23rd  May:                                  •  Read the application guidelines on the next page
 Computers in Production.   “ ANALOGUE  COMPUTING  IN PROCESS  CONTROL ”   Entry categories:
 Mirror in  the Sky.   A lecture  to  be  given, by  H.  R. BLACKWELL,  Esq.,  B.Sc.,   •  Read the example technical paper
 of  the Systems Division, Elliott  Brothers (London) Ltd.   1.  Any student -Year 11 (England & Wales),    •  Complete your electronics project
                  S4 (Scotland), Year 12 (Northern Ireland)
                                                               •  Complete your technical paper and video
 LONDON  DIVISION   OUR THIRTEENTH ELECTRONICS EXHIBITION   2.  Any student -Year 12 & 13 (England & Wales),     •  Post the video to YouTube
 The  following meetings  will  commence  at 7  p.m.  in     S5 & S6 (Scotland), Year 13 & 14 (Northern Ireland)
 the  Assembly  Hall,  the  University  of  London Institute   AND  CONVENTION   •  Submit your application to the Institution by email
 of  Education, Malet Street, London, W.C. 1  :   The  1958  Electronics Exhibition  and  Convention,   3.  Arkwright Scholars  •  Ensure you hold current membership of the Institution of Electronics
 Thursday, February  27th:   organised by our Northern Division, will  be held at the   4. Arkwright alumni in 1st / 2nd year of an
 Manchester  College  of  Science and  Technology  during
 “THE PRINCIPLES  AND MANUFACTURE OF     undergraduate degree
 GERMANIUM  TRANSISTORS ”   the  period  July  10th to  16th, inclusive  (omitting  Sun-
 A lecture, illustrated by sound films, to be given by   day, July  13th).  Details, and tickets of  admission, will   Registered Charity No. 1091988 - Registered in England & Wales No. 4401993
 C. H. GARDNER, Esq., of  Mullard Ltd.   be distributed to all members.
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