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Centre for Process Integration

Join our Research Consortium

The Research Consortium at our Centre provides a focal point for research and development of process integration methodologies for member companies, and rapid technology transfer through software and training.

The research programme at CPI is heavily supported by the close and flexible relationship with the Consortium, ensuring the Centre's work is practically orientated and helps engineers to solve real problems.

Benefits of membership

Annual membership

Membership is by formal agreement and on an annual basis. The current membership fee is £18,000 per annum. There is no joining fee.

  • Software: We develop our software programs in the Centre for the use of our Consortium members. This facilitates rapid and effective technology transfer. The packages are updated each year to include our latest research results. They have an easy to use WINDOWS interface and are backed by technical and workshop support along with effective documentation.
  • Workshops: Online workshops are available to all member companies to facilitate employee understanding of the developing technologies and use of the software applications webinars : Regular webinars deliver technology transfer on a continuous basis, bot relating to research results and software applications.
  • Conferences: Participation in the Annual Conference for as many delegates as the company wishes to send.
  • Research results: Are presented at the Annual Conference giving at least two to three years lead-time before they appear in the public domain.
  • Direct interface: A forum and network that facilitates direct personal contact between the major users of the technology and the research team.
  • Quality assurance: Through knowledge of the latest in process integration, the quality of designs, and design and software services can be assessed.
  • Advisory Board Membership: Each member has a nominated representative on the Consortium Advisory Board, which reviews and advises the Centre on research direction, expectations, software and training needs. The Chairman of the board is elected by the members.