Global civil society activity in Falmouth, UK
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Meetings Statistics
From UIA's International Meetings Statistics Report
Top 10 over 20 years
Falmouth is ranked #7 over a 20 year period,
with 9363 meetings since 2001.
Top 10 in 2021
Falmouth is ranked #6 in 2021, with 230 meetings.
Organizations based in Falmouth
International Laser Class Association Est. 1973
View More profiles (1 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
Past Events in Falmouth
2010 International symposium on processing of nickel ores and concentrates – Minerals Engineering International
2007 International symposium on processing of industrial minerals – Minerals Engineering International
2007 International symposium on processing and disposal of mineral industry wastes – Minerals Engineering International
2007 International symposium on pyrometallurgy – Minerals Engineering International
2007 International symposium on bio- and hydrometallurgy – Minerals Engineering International
2007 Easter meeting – Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour
2005 Conference on bridging the strategic gap – INTERREG V
2005 International symposium on processing of industrial minerals – Minerals Engineering International
2004 International symposium on reagents in minerals engineering – Minerals Engineering International
2003 International symposium on processing and disposal of mineral industry wastes – Technical University of Delft – Camborne School of Mines, UK – Minerals Engineering International
2003 Annual conference / Conference – Maritime Information Association
2000 EBS EuroMeeting – European Bamboo Society
1999 Annual Conference – Heather Society
1994 Congress / Annual Congress – Celtic Congress
1986 Annual General Meeting – World Ship Society
View More Past Events (15 total) in The International Congress Calendar
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