AAATE Organisation
The Association for the Advancement
of Assistive Technology in Europe (AAATE) are holding their
7th Conference in Dublin in 2003. Since its inception in 1995, AAATE
has been in the forefront of the European research community in
the development of Assistive Technology. The biannual conference
gives experts in the field of AT opportunities to discuss new developments
and research, strengthening European collaboration, which has been
the hallmark of AAATE.
AAATE membership has significantly grown since its formation. Its
sister organisations are RESNA (North America),
ARATA (Australia) and RESJA (Japan).
These opportunities to exchange expertise are essential to those
working in the AT field.
AAATE was constituted to stimulate
the advancement of assistive technology for the benefit of persons
with disabilities including elderly people, its activities include
- Creating awareness of assistive
technology
- Promoting research and development
of assistive technology
- Contributing to knowledge exchange
within the field of assitive technology by hosting conferences,
producing the AAATE newsletter and maintaining a network of contacts
throughout Europe
- Promoting information dissemination
AAATE members pay 30 less to
register for this conference, which is equal to the annual fee so
why not join AAATE and save your first annual fee.
AAATE Office c/o Danish Centre, Gregensenvej, DK 2630 Tastup, Denmark
Further information, membership
and resources can be accessed through the AAATE website, www.aaate.net.
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