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Editorial
Manufacturing The Future
Dr Scott Steedman FREng
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Opinion
Modernising national infrastructure – A call for analysis and action
Professor Brian Collins FREng
Modernising national infrastructure – A call for analysis and action
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Letters
Responses to ‘Promoting engineering’;
Response to ‘Engineering a low-carbon world’
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Profile
Computing and Sustainability
Professor Andy Hopper CBE FREng FRS
One of the pioneers of the UK’s computer industry and a prolific creator of spin-out businesses.
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In Brief
In Brief
Darwin's cocoon; Boost for photonics research; Building engineering physics
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Sponsors
ARUP, BAE Systems, Lloyd's Register, Rolls-Royce plc
The Royal Academy of Engineering acknowledges the generous support by the following organisations for Ingenia:
ARUP, BAE Systems, Lloyd's Register, Rolls-Royce plc
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Constructing Temenos
Tees Valley becomes home to one of the UK’s biggest public works of art, designed by the artist Anish Kapoor and structural engineer Cecil Balmond
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INNOVATION WATCH - Flybrid Flywheel
Affordable hybrid cars could soon be on the market thanks to a new kind of mechanical energy storage device.
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Politics of Engineering
Adam Afriyie, Lord Drayson, Dr Evan Harris MP
Representatives from the three main political parties outline their views on the importance of engineering and engineers in the UK.
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A Forum for Engineering
Sir John Parker FREng
The public launch of the Academy’s making things better campaign will fund a further transformation of Carlton House Terrace into a Forum for Engineering.
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Traction Drives
Dick Elsy
A new kind of variable engine transmission that boosts fuel efficiency and reduces carbon emissions.
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Engaging girls in Engineering
Terry Marsh
Following its 25th anniversary, how the Women into Science and Engineering campaign has helped introduce greater numbers of women into the profession and why the industry still needs more.
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Design Drives - Materials Innovation
Dr Raymond Oliver FREng, Anne Toomey
A new generation of ‘smart’ materials could fundamentally change the way we live our lives.
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The Appliance of Science
Chris Atkinson
The winner of the 2009 Sir Frank Whittle Medal talked about the commercialisation of engineering research, at the Academy’s New Year Lecture.
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Adapting infrastructure to a changing climate
Lord John Krebs, Professor Jim Hall
The threat of more frequent and damaging natural disasters means the UK needs to adapt its national infrastructure.
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Engineering the future
Tim Julier
Engineering the future is an alliance of professional engineering organisations with a combined membership of 450,000 engineers.
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Lessons Learnt
Matthew Harrison, Anna Paczuska
The implications for engineering education following the completion of the London and Welsh Engineering Projects.
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