Thomas Whiskin attended the inaugural TWI Technology Fellows’ Day in Cambridge

ASAMS attends TWI event Cambridge

ASAMS is pleased to share that Managing Director Thomas Whiskin attended the inaugural TWI Technology Fellows’ Day on 15 May 2025 at TWI’s headquarters in Cambridge. This exclusive event brought together leading experts in welding, structural integrity, and non-destructive testing, with a particular focus on the nuclear and fusion industries.

 

The event featured presentations on cutting-edge topics such as weld flaw assessment, additive manufacturing, electron beam welding, and high-temperature failure modes. These insights are directly relevant to ASAMS’s core services in mechanical and corrosion testing, failure analysis, and metallurgical consultancy.

 

Thomas’s participation underscores ASAMS’s commitment to staying at the forefront of technological advancements. By engaging with industry leaders and absorbing the latest research, ASAMS ensures that our clients benefit from informed, up-to-date expertise in materials testing and analysis.

 

This proactive approach enables ASAMS to deliver enhanced value to clients, particularly in sectors where safety, reliability, and innovation are paramount.

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