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Engineering support networks

Partner: Atkins The world is growing to become a more inclusive place for minority groups. Meanwhile, the engineering field is still viewed as predominantly a
Digital

A digital decommission

Partner: Atkins We live in a world that is becoming increasingly virtual. The metaverse beckons, promising new ways of relating to each other and of
Build

#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
Digital

Data in construction: getting the value

Partner: Atkins Large scale engineering projects can give rise to many different unexpected issues that result in delays and higher than expected costs, but they
Digital

#163 Nuclear Decommissioning with Data

Our world is becoming increasingly more virtual, promising new ways of relating to each other and of doing business. The benefits of this, however, are
Digital

#159 Dealing with Data

Once infrastructure projects pass a certain value, around 200 to 300 million dollars, data becomes a major challenge. There is no shortage of data in
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The right kind of social value

Partner: Atkins When it comes to adhering to standards, working within regulations, and ticking boxes, companies are pretty great. It’s how they are set up,
Environmental

#146 Small Modular Reactors

The 2021 energy crisis saw coal power plants fire into life as natural gas prices spiralled and wind turbines stood idle.  The combination of circumstances
Build

Tackling Carbon in Buildings

Partner: Atkins As countries gathered in Scotland at Conference Of Parties (COP) 26, the world’s biggest climate change conference, decarbonising the built environment was a
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#132 COP26: Decarbonising Buildings

Every year buildings around the world are responsible for 13.6bn tonnes of carbon equivalent to 40 percent of all emissions. These are generated by the

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