Copper Development Association is pleased to announce its attendance at three major events in the infection control calender, and would like to invite you to attend and visit our Antimicrobial Copper stand.
The latest clinical trial results from the US and Chile will be available alongside a display of some of the copper products now on the market, including taps, door furniture and light switches. Visitors can also speak to our copper experts about the practical aspects of deploying copper, and find out more about the new Antimicrobial Copper brand and Cu+ Mark.
Furthermore, in support of these events, the UK section of www.antimicrobialcopper.com is now active. We encourage you to explore some of the sections highlighted in the lefthand Quick Links block, register as a partner and sign up for the global newsletter.
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| Infection Prevention 2010
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Bournemouth International Centre
20-22 September
This important infection prevention event offers a comprehensive programme of speakers
and a large exhibition, which is free to attend.
Registration for the conference itself is discounted for members of the Infection Prevention Society, and details can be viewed here. If you would just like to attend the exhibition, you will need to register and select the free, exhibition-only option.
Visit the Antimicrobial Copper display on stand S61, opposite the internet cafe.
Click here to view the event website.
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Manchester Central
5-6 October
This major event offers an exciting programme of presentations on infection prevention at the facilities management level as well as a free exhibition for architects, infection control staff, designers, consultants and more.
For details of this, and to register, please go to the exhibition visitor section of the website.
Come and visit the Antimicrobial Copper display on Stand D16.
Co-exhibitors AS Hardware and Allgood will be showcasing their Antimicrobial Copper door furniture ranges and available for commercial enquiries.
Click here to view an event invitation.
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