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Solent Branch 2013 AGM Documents
29/04/2013

Minutes, secretary's report, last year's meetings, this year's budget

RIN Questionnaire 2013
08/04/2013

Please fill in this questionnaire so we can get some feed back concerning what you use in electronic navigation or otherwise?

It’s getting closer.
18/03/2013

Fg Off Pybus’s 28th Op The Mitterland Canal 21Feb44 (RIN emids)

Anglian Branch Committee members
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The Anglian Branch is an active branch of the RIN and have 11 events planned for 2012/13

GNSS record/playback system launched
20/06/2013

Corporate Member Spirent has introduced a new multi-frequency GNSS record and playback system.

Advantage of the Highly Restricted Odorant Receptor Expression Pattern in C..
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Advantage of the Highly Restricted Odorant Receptor Expression Pattern in Chemosensory Neurons of Drosophila.

Transports of Delight

RIN Tall Ship web.jpg

The RIN Scotland Summer Meeting

The RIN Scotland Summer Meeting was held in late June, in Glasgow.
Members enjoyed a visit to the new Riverside (Transport) Museum, the Glasgow Tall Ship Glenlee, and a visit to the Glasgow Museums Resource Centre, where there is a vast amount of Transport and Technology material not currently on public display.
Guided tours were arranged at each attraction, which provided a wealth of information and greatly added to the enjoyment of the 10 members who were present.
The new Riverside Museum, with twice as many technology and transport items on display as its predecessor, would warrant several days attention on its own, whilst the Resource Centre has a mind boggling amount of art and artefacts, of which RIN Scotland members saw but a small sample.
Highlight if the day was the tour of Glasgow's Tall Ship, the Glenlee. She has been painstakingly restored, mostly by volunteers, over two decades, and now holds pride of place in front of the new museum. She is a 245ft steel barque, built in Port Glasgow in 1896, and is one of only 5 Clydebuilt sailing ships still afloat.

Picture: All at sea on the Glenlee!


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