Articles in this issue
How I got here - Felicity Milton
Felicity Milton, mechanical engineer and Senior Manager, Strategy and Innovation at adidas, talks about the future of trainers.

All hands to the pumps
Michael Kenward OBE
The UK’s engineering industry collaborated to rapidly create over 13,000 ventilators for the NHS in just 12 weeks.

Helping the green revolution
David Williams and Muhammad Imran Khan
Hornsea One is the world’s largest offshore windfarm, generating enough electricity to supply over one million UK homes, while Hornsea Two is under construction.
Lessons from the field
Abigail Beall
Engineers discuss the impact that working in other countries has had on their career paths and outlooks.

Life after landfills
Dominic Joyeux
UK households produce over 25 million tonnes of waste a year and only around 45% of UK waste is recycled. The waste that can’t be recycled or reused goes to landfill, where it is starting to contribute to the circular economy.
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The Mayflower sails again
Neil Cumins
A fully autonomous vessel is sailing from Plymouth to the US, gathering data about plastic pollution, global warming and marine life.
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INNOVATION WATCH - From food waste to fashion
Chip[s] Board is turning potato peel into sustainable bioplastics for the fashion and interior design industries to simultaneously tackle the problems of food waste and plastic pollution.
HOW DOES THAT WORK - Chatbots
Chatbots use machine learning to answer queries from humans.
Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief | Dr Scott Steedman CBE FREng | |
Managing Editor | Gemma Hummerston | |
Director, Communications and Partnerships | Jo Trigg | |
Publications Officer | Portia Sale | |
Editorial Board |
Ginny Clarke CBE FREng |
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