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Gasera is looking for Electronics Designer to complement our young and creative team.
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SENSE11
Emerging business from optical sensing Gasera will be giving a talk in the SENSE’11 seminar on Wednesday 9th of November: 1:30 pm: “New technology for industrial high end gas analysis applications” by Ismo Kauppinen, CEO, Gasera Ltd. Seminar will take place Espoo 9th – 10th November, 2011. Venue address: VTT, Technical Research Centre of Finland,…
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