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#212 Turning beer green
The brewing industry has become a testing ground for the energy transition. Many drinkers want to drink responsibly: not just to protect their own health,
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#203 Revisited: Crisis Shelter for Mass Displacement
In light of the recent earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, this we are revisting the story of Nooraullah Kuchai. Noorullah is a civil engineer, a
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#195 The Journey of the Trafalgar Square Christmas Tree
Every December in London a magnificent Christmas tree is unveiled in Trafalgar Square. It is an annual gift from the people of Norway to the
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#187 Electrifying the Los Angeles Bus Fleet
In Los Angeles only 3% of the population say they take public transit regularly, compared to 84% of residents who commute to work in their
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#186 Vampire: Resurrecting Britain’s Fastest Car
On 20 September 2006 Richard Hammond raced down the Elvington airfield in Vampire, the jet-powered dragster that still holds the British land speed record. Hammond
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#172 Vaccibox: Revolutionising Kenya’s Vaccine Storage
Norah Magero, the co-founder of Drop Access talks about her invention the Vaccibox. In Kenya a large majority of the population live in remote rural
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SHORT: Making the Big Decisions
Supply chain disruptions that initially left companies entirely without critical materials have given way to inflation of shipping and production costs, shortages of skilled labour,
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#167 Building Allyship
At its core, being an ally is about support, a willingness to learn about the struggles of others, take them on board and be an
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SHORT: Engineering Winners
For more than 40 years, The IET’s Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards have been celebrating the incredible women engineers working to improve our
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SHORT: Celebrating the Work
The engineering industry is only as good as the talent it can attract and retain. In this Engineering Matters Short we follow the journey of
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#145 Andrew Smyth – Engineering with Cake
When Andrew Smyth turned the handle on his clockwork pies on Great British Bake Off in 2016, it brought together two disciplines that had never
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#141 Setting up a Vaccine Factory
By the end of 2021, 8 billion doses of COVID19 vaccine had been administered around the world. This achievement has only been possible thanks to