Articles in this issue
Lessons from Windscale's Nuclear Legacy
Peter Mann
Decommissioning work undertaken on the Windscale Piles and the Windscale Advanced Gas-Cooled Reactor will provide important information for future nuclear installations
Constructing the Hindhead Tunnel
Paul Arnold and Paul Hoyland
The engineering challenges behind the completion of the Hindhead improvement project.
Computer Vision Advances
Dr Andrew Fitzgibbon and Dr Jamie Shotton
A look at the development behind the X-Boxthat has led to significant advances in controller-free computing
Facial Recognition
Dr Thomas Heseltine and Dr Nick Whitehead
The technology behind a new approach to creating a reliable set of facial biometrics systems
University Technical Colleges
Anna Paczuska
A new concept in education that could provide highly-skilled educated technicians for the UK
Tattoo's New Grandstand
Ian Lumsden
How the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo’s biggest infrastructure project in forty years was designed and built
Innovation Watch - Helping Buildings Breathe
A Cambridge based company, Breathing Buildings, has achieved rapid commercial success by producing a pioneering method of natural ventilation in buildings
Why does that happen - Liquefaction
An explanation of liquefaction and how engineers can avoid some of its dangers
Board members for this issue are:
| Editor-in-Chief | Dr Scott Steedman CBE FREng | |
| Managing Editor | Dominic Joyeux | |
| Editorial Assistance | Heidi Cross | |
| Editorial Board | Professor John Burland CBE FREng FRS Derek Hanson FREng Michael Kenward OBE John Loughhead OBE FREng Martin Manning FREng Dr Ian Nussey OBE FREng Professor William Stewart FREng Professor Liz Tanner FREng Professor William Webb FREng Stephen Vranch FREng
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| Director, Policy & Public Affairs | Beverley Parkin | |
ARUP, BAE Systems, Bosch, Lloyd's Register, Rolls-Royce plc
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