Articles in this issue
Engineering architecture: The art of engineering structures from the Pantheon to the Jubilee Line
J Robert Benaim FREng
Civil engineers can produce a distinct form of architecture, based on their understanding of structural behaviour, rationality and economy
Tunnel vision
Sir Alan Muir Wood FREng
Uncertainty is an unavoidable feature of tunnelling, but it can be understood and controlled so that it does not cause damaging risk
The journey: From science via engineering to technology
Robert Hawley CBE DSc FREng FRSE
The interdependence of progress and development in science, engineering and technology
Microsatellites and nanosatellites: A brave new world
Professor Sir Martin Sweeting OBE FREng FRS
Small satellites make possible the low-cost exploration and exploitation of space
Brewing: The evolution of a tradition into a technology
Professor Graham Stewart
Technological developments have allowed brewing processes to be optimised and efficiency to be improved
Engineering London Transport's future
Robert R Kiley
How the London Underground can meet the challenge of becoming a leader in urban rapid transport
Coping with the wash: The nature of wash waves produced by fast ferries
Professor Trevor Whittaker and Björn Elsäßer
Fast ferries used on routes previously served by conventional ships have caused increased wash problems
Larger, further and faster: Passenger planes of the futureDeveloping larger aircraft: The engineering challenges of the Airbus A380
Jeffrey Jupp FREng FRAeS
The factors that affect the design of a new large passenger aircraft capable of carrying up to 650 passengers
Changing the way we fly: Boeing’s new Sonic Cruiser
Peter Rumsey
This new aircraft is designed both to reduce flight times and allow more direct flights
The Homeland Security Initiative
John Forrest FREng
After the attacks on 11 September, the USA has established a Homeland Security Initiative. Carnegie Mellon University recently held a two-day workshop related to this initiative
Best supports Jaguar Formula One in schools at Olympia
David Ford
Designing, building and racing balsa wood dragsters: competition finals at the BETT exhibition in January
Towards sustainable growth
K.G. Adams CVO and W.E. Duckworth OBE FREng
In the future, will personal fulfilment be achieved more through intellectual, aesthetic, spiritual, physical and social activities and less through material consumption?
Board members for this issue are:
| Editor-in-Chief | Dr John Forrest FREng | |
| Managing Editor | David Mackin | |
| Editorial Board | Professor John Burland FREng FRS Basil Butler CBE FREng Richard Dodds FREng Dr Colin Gaskell CBE FREng Derek Hanson FREng Professor Michael Kelly FREng FRS Sir Duncan Michael FREng Professor John Midwinter OBE FREng FRS |
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