As you all know, everyone in Chemical Engineering must enroll as the committee members in NACES 2009. So one Interview will be held in SKTM by next week. The information on the venue and time are as follow;
Venue : Bilik Mesyuarat (Place are depending on the availability of the room and changes will be announced.)
Date : 13th August 2008
Time : 1.30pm – 5.00pm
Please note that those who came early have a greater chances to enroll in their first choice.

*Tips – Let us know why we should value you and what you can do for the unit.

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The impacts of climate change are a hot topic among scientists and environmental activists. Now the Bay Conservation and Development Commission wants to hear from another perspective: the design community.

The state agency is preparing to launch a $125,000 competition that will invite architects, planners and engineers to bring innovative proposals “to climate-proof the Bay Area,” in the words of the competition outline.
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