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Subject: David Breslau, MIT/CSR at E-Club, Tue, 6pm in 66-144;
Date: Fri, 08 Apr 94 09:11:42 EDT


David Breslau of MIT's Center for Space Research will 
give the main presentation at the next regular meeting
of the MIT Entrepreneurs Club on Tuesday.

David is in the planning stages of a proposal to create
new and improved design and manufacturing processes 
and services at MIT, Draper and Lincoln Labs.

The new service, to be based on MIT's network of numerous
and specialised machine processes shops and laboratories,
many of which will be updated in the plan itself, is
being proposed in part to provide MIT students, faculty
and staff with state-of-the-art facilities and other
support systems to help them develop and materialise new
ideas and products during start-up-phase thinking in
academic and new technology venture MIT spin-off work.

Mr. Breslau, a Project Mechanical Technician at CSR and
patented inventor, does design adn manufacturing consulting
on campus for a wide variety of MIT departments and has
had his work featured in a recent story in _Tech Talk_.

Details of his presentation will be posted in a reminder
of his upcoming talk over the weekend.

nb:  after the e-club meeting all participants and guests
are invited to accompany regular mit e-club members and
friends, and mit students in seminar 095 (which usually
meets next at 7pm in 66-148) to jump on the T with us
and head up to harvard to help the new e-club there kick
off it's own new series of meetings and events.

the meeting will be held at 7:30 in Sever Hall, room 110.

details will be posted here in the next day, and more may
be learned directly from jonathan <jkorngol@husc.harvard.edu>
or by calling him at 493-6110.

	- richard shyduroff
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