Articles in this issue
Young engineering news and In brief
Young engineers in the pipeline; plugging for engineering innovation; New technology could transform all trains into high speed rail crack detectors; NZ technology set to create largest ultrasonicsludge digestion plant in world
Trust me, I’m an engineer!
John Turnbull FREng
Should the public trust advocates of new technologies?
Lloyd’s Register Lecture – ‘Crisis Journalism’
Transcript of the Lloyd’s Register Lecture held on 7 April 2004
The Royal Academy of Engineering Soirée at Rolls-Royce Derby
Gary Atkins
The June Soirée, held at Rolls-Royce Derby, showcased two impressive displays of Rolls-Royce’s key technologies and heritage
Oh What a Night! The 2004 Academy Awards
Dr Claire McLoughlin
The annual Academy awards dinner in June awarded prizes to engineers of outstanding innovation and achievement
The 35th MacRobert Award 2004
Jane Sutton
The 35th annual MacRobert Award was presented for innovation in engineering technology and excellence
Lip-reading by phone
Fabian Acker
New breakthroughs in technology enable the hard-of-hearing to lip-read telephone conversations
Going vertical – developing a short take-off, vertical landing system
John Hutchinson
An investigation into Rolls-Royce’s next generation of vertical lift propulsion systems
Tactile display technology
Heidi Castle and Trevor Dobbins
The technology and safety benefits behind using tactile displays as an alternative to traditional visual and audio displays
Biochips at the heart of healthcare
Peter FitzGerald, John Lamont and Ivan McConnell
The analyser set to increase the accuracy of patient diagnosis for the healthcare profession and increase cost-effectiveness
The Mississippi Delta model – compressing a century into 7 days
Fabian Acker
How the physical model of part of the Mississippi Delta helps us to understand its river dynamics
Wasting future resources
Hywel Thomas and Jim Poole
An insight into the difficulties faced in changing the way in which people manage and use waste
How to save the planet – some helpful advice
Sir Eric Ash CBE FREng FRS
A reported presentation on how we have damaged the planet and whether we need to ‘save’ it
Tailoring software engineering education
John McDermid
The value of undergraduates learning the fundamentals of software engineering skills for application in the professional world
Ingenia articles: issues 1–19
A retrospective look at the articles published over the last 5 years
Board members for this issue are:
| Editor-in-Chief | Dr John Forrest CBE FREng | |
| Managing Editor | Kathryn Cairney | |
| Editorial Board | Professor John Burland FREng FRS Basil Butler CBE FREng Bob Emmerson FREng Dr Colin Gaskell CBE FREng Derek Hanson FREng Professor Michael Kelly FREng FRS Michael Kenward OBE Dr Ian Nussey OBE FREng Professor William Stewart FREng |
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