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#197 On the Cutting Edge of Aviation
In 1992 rolls Royce helped to fund a new technology centre at the University of Birmingham which began a long relationship between the manufacturer and
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Modern nuclear goes modular
Partner: SNC-Lavalin On the first of January 2021, European natural gas prices sat at a sedate 23 Euros per Megawatt hour. By June, the price
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Reinventing Invention
Supporter: National Composites Centre Author: Alex Conacher Engineering industries need help to digitise more rapidly and thanks to a new initiative called DETI or help
Digital
#78 Reinventing invention
A revolution is approaching manufacturing, one that will see costs and time to market cut by as much as 50%. The digitalisation of engineering will
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Last Howl of the Vulcan
Author: Alex Conacher The Vulcan is one of the most iconic aircraft ever flown by the Royal Air Force. Capable of exceeding 600mph, flying above
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#75 Last Howl of the Vulcan
The Vulcan is one of the most iconic aircraft ever flown by the Royal Air Force. Although not quite the household name that the Spitfire
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Virgin Galactic signs MOU for Mach 3 aircraft
Virgin Galactic and Rolls Royce have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop engine propulsion technology for a high speed commercial aircraft. The design is
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Women Engineering a Better World
“At Engineering Matters we strive to ensure diversity and equality in our podcasts all year round. This means making sure that the work of women
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#40 Becoming a Role Model: Ying Wan Loh
Becoming a Role Model: Ying Wan Loh From rotary drilling on Mars to hybrid-electric aviation and the expansive global supply chains of the aeronautical industry,
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#21 Electric Aviation: Meeting demand for low emission flight
Norwegian airline Widerøe needs a new fleet of planes to serve its regional passenger base. But it doesn’t want to buy conventional aircraft. It wants