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Editorial
Engineering us through the 2008 crash
Dr Scott Steedman FREng
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Opinion
Engineering in government
Professor John Beddington FRS
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Letters
Response to broadband in the UK; Response to Palme D'Or; Technology Strategy Board
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Sponsors
ARUP, BAE Systems, Lloyd's Register, Mott MacDonald, Rolls-Royce plc
The Royal Academy of Engineering acknowledges the generous support by the following organisations for Ingenia:
ARUP, BAE Systems, Lloyd's Register, Mott MacDonald, Rolls-Royce plc
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In Brief
Shetland moves towards a hydrogen dream; A towering event; ‘Careers In’ Engineering; Addendum; Chair, Emerging Technologies; Stem subjects strengthened
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Profile
Creating silent skies -
Professor Dame Ann Dowling CBE
Michael Kenward OBE
Professor Dowling’s career began working with Concorde and has moved on to working on sustainable urban development.
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Capital engineers
Boris Johnson
The Mayor of London on the role engineers and engineering have in improving London’s infrastructure.
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The demand for HD TV
Dr David Harrison
How the increasing demand for high-definition television is being compressed to fit onto existing broadcasting networks
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A cool biorepository
Justin Owen
How engineering behind the 2008 MacRobert Award finalist helped create a reliable storage facility at - 80°C for millions of biological samples.
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Forensics of knife crime
Dr Sarah Hainsworth
Can forensic engineering help produce data that will change the way we think about knives as weapons?
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Force protection
Major Sean Matten
Creating protective barriers for allied forces in Afghanistan and Iraq
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A conversation with Dr Mo Ibrahim
The Sudanese-born British entrepreneur talks to Sir Alan Rudge FREng on founding the world’s largest annual prize and bringing mobile telecommunications to Africa.
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Bio-inspired technologies
Professor Christofer Toumazou FREng FRS
Advances in the use of silicon semiconductor technology to replace and monitor biological functions and other research being conducted by the Institute of Biomedical Engineering.
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Innovation Watch -
The smallest television screen in the world
Engineers have developed a fully functional miniature screen that measures the size of a thumbnail.
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