Join LabVIEW users from your local area at the upcoming LabVIEW User Group Meeting taking place on Wednesday 4th June 2008, from 1.30pm at the Trinity Centre, Cambridge Science Park, Cambridge.

This User Group is a joint event being hosted by National Instruments (NI) and Product Technology Partners (PTP) who is a Certified Member of the National Instruments Alliance Program specialising in software development for test, measurement and control applications.   National Instruments are technology pioneers and leaders in virtual instrumentation - a revolutionary concept that has changed the way engineers and scientists in industry, government and academia approach measurement and automation

This User Group will cover different topics on each session, beginning with Event Driven User Interface Design. It will be an independent forum with an emphasis on learning new LabVIEW skills and giving you ideas that can be implemented in your own applications. There will also be the opportunity to review the NI hardware range and consider other NI software platforms such as LabWindows/CVI and TestStand.

LabVIEW User Groups provide the opportunity to grow your LabVIEW expertise by interacting with others.  This User Group is an ideal way to meet engineers facing the same challenges as you and will give you the forum to share your experiences and ideas.  If there are any particular topics that you would like to discuss then do please let us know - if we can't cover them in this session then we will make sure that they are included in the next!

Kevin Snelling, one of the Directors of PTP and an experienced LabVIEW "convert", will be leading this User Group meeting along with Peter Horn (your local NI Field Engineer) who will be on hand to offer help and assistance. 

Location and Date
Date: 4th June, 1.30pm onwards (buffet lunch included)
Location: Trinity Centre, Cambridge Science Park, Cambridge

How do I register?
If you would like to attend then please email Rachel Wood at PTP ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) or Peter Horn ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )