ingenia issues 1–19 retrospective To mark the 20th issue of Ingenia we Will Gibson The Information Age goes Ian Taylor Opinion Has the UK lost its way have listed the articles published wireless in e-commerce? over the past five years to show the M. J. Kelly The academic/industrial Chris Wise The birth of London’s diversity of topics published over interface in engineering Millennium Bridge that time. John Leighfield The Competitiveness White John Wright The engineering challenge in Paper – is IT UK OK? competitive markets Sam Luke Composites in civil engineering: Design education for civil an overview engineers Issue 1 Robert Malpas Business buzz words for the millennium … Growth, creativity, Bary Bertiger Global science, technology, innovation, Issue 4 communications in your hand engineering?? Martin Beck-Burridge Britain’s Joel Birnbaum After the Rob Margetts The Right Chemistry for a winning formula Internet Sustainable Life Style Professor Ralph Benjamin Adam Bodnar Partnerships and innovation John Midwinter Is IT wrecking education? in supply chain restructuring Information technology crime, Peter Morris How to stop technology- terrorism or warfare Pisa goes critical based projects going wrong Roger S Benson Supply chain excellence: Basil Butler What’s the problem with Mott MacDonald Irlam rail embankment Engineering opportunities venture capital? Ray Oakley Microelectronics – the new Professor John Campbell Cracked liquid David Davies Foreword steel metals create defective castings David Davies Engineering academies on Julio Ottino Designing for structure: new Paola Cuomo Engineering a more exciting the international scene metaphors in processes and equipment education Peter Ewins The truth about global Mike Sharples Educational technology: Sir David Davies Protecting rail warming From teaching machines to HandLeRs passengers: Options for railway safety David Foxley Adding value to UK Jane Sutton Down to the wire – who will John Davis On sustainability (letter) manufacturing win the 30th MacRobert Award David Fisk Engineering and sustainable Dave Gardner Engineering excellence in O. Williams and R. Hill Mobile data – the development Letter the next millennium new industry Dr Mike Jackson Laser lace Robin Gisby Fast track to growth James Laminie Fuel cells: Profitable Gordon Jackson Moving the oil and gas products, good for the environment industry B.C. Liew Creating value in the oil and gas Alan Jones Opinion Issue 3 industry RS Lamb Deep basement construction in Haroon Ahmed How long can Alister Piggott Opinion Central London Moore’s Law last? David Quinion On successful project Geoffrey Lomer A scale of risk for the Valerie Budd Young engineers management (letter) individual for Britain 1999 Professor Tom Ruxton On the role of SET Jim Martin Don’t talk about the money John Davis Letters in business (letter) Joss Newberry Is IT really that good? Chris Earnshaw Creating the environment David Segal Digital surface Peter Wells Healthcare and the medical for the next generation internet photogrammetry: A new medical engineering Phoenix Peter Head Total project quality imaging modality Mike Holroyd New developments in breath Professor Laszlo Solymar Communications history: The first thirty-seven centuries Issue 2 operated asthma inhalers HRH The Prince Philip Foreword Roderick A Smith The state of our railways SG Allen et al. Mobile Dr William Wilkinson Foreword telephones and human health Robert Malpas The roles of science, – an overview engineering, and technology in business success Howard Barnes Delivering rheology to the consumer – Joss Newberry Economics and Issue 5 entrepreneurship the challenges facing process Edmund Booth Earthquake engineering science in the manufacture Ian Nussey (letter) resistant design in the 21st of liquid products C. A. Pearson Fast moving consumer century John Bray A national museum for goods manufacture Sir John Browne Science, electronic communication (letter) Tony Ridley Civil engineering technology in technology and progress David Brown Which came first – the the third millennium Basil Butler Venture capital: Things are customer or the engineer? George Russell UK national lottery: An looking up Lord Sainsbury Foreword engineering triumph P. E. J. Flewitt, E. G. Taylor and L. A. Patrick Foley Towards a friction-free Peter Sutherland Championing a global Mitchell Major plant repair: Welding ingenia economy economy Sizewell A nuclear power station boilers 61 Peter Guthrie Foreword David Hulse The properties of steam: Issue 7 David Hicks Design for decommissioning Industrial engines before 1800 Professor Khurshid Ahmad Sir Robert Malpas The universe of Elaine Martin and Julian Morris Looking for The knowledge of engineering: A UK perspective a needle in a haystack: Fault-finding in organisations and the process engineering Professor John E. Midwinter Easing traffic organisation of knowledge congestion using caesium atoms Alan Mulally The future of commercial air Professor Vidal Ashkenazi travel Lord Oxburgh Opinion Planes, trains and GPS satellites Jim Norton How can the UK maintain its David Ozholl Headstart: Encouraging the Derek M. Clark, Paul J. Pragnell and Jon M. lead in the race for e-business? next generation of engineering Wirth Crossing the rails at Brixton: Linda Reynolds Colour displays and how graduates Replacing the UK’s busiest rail junction to make the most of them Professor Chris Pearce Sequoia sourcing: J. D. Davis The demand for oil will soon Professor Nigel Shadbolt Knowledge Deriving a technology strategy exceed production capabilities – so technologies Alastair Sibbald Hearing in three where will our energy come from? dimensions (letter) Fred Starr Power from the people: Stirling engines for domestic CHP Professor Laszlo Solymar Communications Professor Peter Dunnill Creating a UK history: The triumph of electricity Genome Valley: the role of biochemical Julia Tompson Where are we going? Land transport in the UK Jane Sutton Clash of the Titans: The race engineering for the MacRobert Award 2000 Professor Barry G. Evans Mobile John Turnbull Risk management and engineering Julia Tompson Adaptive optics communications in 2010: Visions of 4G Regine Weston More passengers, more John Turnbull On reacting to sincerely held Ed Gallagher Opinion queues, more delays? beliefs rather than facts (letter) Professor Mohammed Ghanbari Video coding: Past, present and future Patricia Hewitt MP Foreword Issue 9 Alan C. Jones Creating Eden in Cornwall: Professor Ray Allen Issue 6 The civil and structural design of the Microchannel reactors: Eden Project Chemical engineering in Dr Peter Broughton Professor Richard I. Kitney Some another dimension? Decommissioning of the engineering implications of the Human Colin Axon and John A. Howell Maureen oil platform Genome Project ‘Interdisciplinary research is not natural’: Professor Martin Cave Professor A. J. Medland Design: A Two cultures in academic chemical Spectrum auctions constraint-based approach engineering? Gerald David Severn tunnel Sir Robert Walmsley Stop that leak! The Sir Alec Broers Foreword Patrick Dowling Opinion first 100 years of UK submarine Sir David Davies Reflections on a quarter- Nils Francke The Øresund Bridge – linking engineering century Scandinavia to the continent Professor Richard A. Williams Making the Clive Dyson Developing skills for high- Professor Ken Hambleton Systems perfect particle technology industry engineering – an educational challenge Sir Alan Muir Wood Extensive geological Robert Evans Catalysts: Key to the quest John Hirst Tate Modern records show how problems for clean air Michael Holyoke Searching the web, or Mr encountered during the construction of Tony Fitzpatrick and Roger Ridsdill Smith Livingstone I presume the Severn Tunnel might have been Stabilising the London Millennium avoided (letter) Trevor Kletz Foreword Bridge Professor David Newland Collaborating Robert Hawley Opinion with MIT: how we compare Robert Mair and David Harris Innovative Dr John Roberts The Wheel: The British Issue 8 engineering to control Big Ben’s tilt Airways London Eye Professor Chris Binnie Water Lord May of Oxford Opinion Mike Short Spectrum supply and demand for life: supply and demand in John Robson Innovative engineers – apply – space oddity the 21st century here! The MacRobert Award 2001 Engineers in disaster relief Dr Russell Cowburn Magnetic Philip Ruffles Gas turbine technology: Professor Laszlo Solymar The second nanotechnology and Powering the future industrial revolution: The role of computers John Taylor New initiatives for government communications Ted Flaxman Opinion funding of research in science, Professor John Sparkes Ignoring long-term David Ford Putting the ‘gloss on the engineering and technology consequences for short-term gains will graduate’: Engineering Leadership Professor Meredith Thring The fallacy of

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Whatmore Robert Hawley The journey: From science Issue 13 Nanotechnology: Big prospects for via engineering to technology small engineering Jeffrey Jupp Developing larger aircraft: John R Appleton The The Royal Academy of Engineering Silver The engineering challenges of the Smallpeice legacy Jubilee Airbus A380 John Bartlett The nature of Robert R Kiley Engineering London engineering (letter) Transport's future John Berry and John Thornton Design for green – Jubilee campus, Nottingham Issue 10 The Royal Academy of Engineering Larger, further and faster: Passenger planes of Caspar Bowden, Jon Crowcroft and Roger K. G. Adams and W.E. the future Needham Opinion Duckworth Towards Peter Rumsey Changing the way we fly: Douglas Faulkner Shipping safety – a sustainable growth (letter) Boeing’s new Sonic Cruiser matter of concern Sir Peter Bonfield Connecting Professor Graham Stewart Brewing: The David Fisk Sustainable development and the country: an engineering evolution of a tradition into a technology The Club of Rome (letter) approach to creating ‘broadband Professor Sir Martin Sweeting John Hicks Nature again (letter) Britain’ Microsatellites and nanosatellites: A Martin Lowson Engineering the ULTra Professor J. B. Burland The stabilisation of brave new world System the Leaning Tower of Pisa Professor Trevor Whittaker and Björn The Royal Academy of Engineering Geoff Freedman Engineering and forestry Elsäßer Coping with the wash: The Engineering Education Scheme – in the UK nature of wash waves produced by fast celebration of engineering talent Professor Nigel Gilbert Modelling societies ferries The Royal Academy of Engineering Global Professor Richard Harper Smart homes at Sir Alan Muir Wood Tunnel vision Research Awards the start of the 21st century The Royal Academy of Engineering The Professor Jacques Heyman Why ancient MacRobert Award 2002 cathedrals stand up: The structural Issue 12 Jim Slater Electronic cinema – a business design of masonry Ramanuj Banerjee Introducing as much as a technology Professor Takashi Kenjo Engineering smart cards and digital Malcolm Smith The D154 project – education in Japan identity on a large scale: A redevelopment of the Submarine Interview by Michael Kenward Professor project of the US Department Support Facilities at Devonport Royal Kumar Bhattacharyya of Defense Dockyard Rick Lockwood and Professor Philip Beeley Stephen Barden The digital minefield: Tom Thorpe Harvesting the waves – the Just another source of neutrons? The Knowing the business emergence of waves as a useful source removal of the Jason reactor at Jeremy Cavanagh The role of regulatory of energy Greenwich bodies (letter) John Uff Engineering ethics – some current Sir Duncan Michael Opinion Claire Curtis-Thomas Shaping Government issues Anne Miller Innovation in Japan policies Alex Ritchie Springboard to engineering: Richard Dain The engineering of the The Engineering Education Scheme concert grand piano Issue 14 Brian Tomkins and Professor Ian Howard Ian Fells Opinion Ethics in engineering John Armitt Delivering the Steve Haake Sports engineering national rail infrastructure Ian Harvey Making intellectual property pay Roger Benson The future of Julia King and Ian Ritchey Marine chemical and petrochemical Issue 11 propulsion: The transport technology of manufacturing the 21st century? K. G. Adams and W. E. Adrian Campbell The World Summit on Duckworth Towards Sir Robert Malpas The missing link: How Sustainable Development: A view from sustainable growth things people need are conceived – an engineer designed – made – and sold Sir William Barlow Opinion Fiona Chow Underground space: the final Robert Benaim Engineering architecture: Arthur Mason Cryptography in the frontier? distributed network environment The art of engineering structures from Joseph Corrigan Implementing a the Pantheon to the Jubilee Line Sir Edward Parkes Letters knowledge-based management system: Professor Jon Crowcroft A challenge of the Simon Saunders and Bachir Belloul Making A work placement report highest order (letter) wireless networks deliver Peter Hills and Philip Blythe For whom the O. M. Davies A challenge of the highest Harry Shimp Photovoltaic cells cast new road tolls? order (letter) light on the world’s energy problems Kenneth Hunt Exciting innovations for the David Ford Best supports Jaguar Formula Professor Meredith Thring An engineering spinally injured One in schools at Olympia solution to the greenhouse effects of David Newton Revealing the secrets of John Forrest The Homeland Security transport (letter) fluidised beds: Exploiting links between ingenia Initiative John N. Turnbull Sustainable growth (letter) academia and industry 63 John O’Reilly FREng Opinion Phil Reddy Going underground – a Sir Robert Malpas Opinion Gary Tonge ViSiCAST: Enhanced Cumbrian perspective Hans Müller-Steinhagen and Franz Trieb broadcast services for the deaf Stewart Sim Regenerating the waterways Concentrating solar power: A review of community Ian Taylor Investing in information the technology John Uff Engineering ethics – principles technology: Where next? The Royal Academy of Engineering Tony and cases Professor Kevin Warwick A study in Benn urges engineers to be more Andy Watts MBE (letter) cyborgs political Sir Peter Williams Opinion The Royal Academy of Engineering Refreshing the Academy’s strategic Issue 15 priorities Gordon Baker Opinion Issue 17 Dr Jim Shipway I.K. Brunel: Some thoughts on his engineering Professor Ian Buxton (letter) Paul Baffes A missing piece of Martin Townsend Superconducting Afandi Darlington Virtuous the innovation puzzle: IBM’s magnets: The heart of NMR circle – the development of Extreme Blue laboratory Professor David Williams Building with composite fibre sailplanes Bechtel The need for speed: biology: The engineering in tissue Professor Douglas Faulkner (letter) The Channel Tunnel Rail Link engineering Dr Lorraine Gamman and Ben Hughes Arthur Bourne Engineering and the artists ‘Thinking thief’ – designing out misuse, eye: Painting and graphic arts abuse and ‘criminal’ aesthetics Richard Chitty Fighting fire with science Issue 19 Colin Gaskell Revolution by Dr John Bray Peter Ewins Opinion David Bell From securing FREng Professor John Miles Opportunity of a stealth to ensuring health – Graeme Hobbs Shared communications lifetime: New construction techniques making ultrasound ultra-safe for the UK’s emergency service for the housebuilding industry Sir David Brown Opinion organisations Professor Duc Pham and Dr Stefan Dimov Arthur Bourne Engineering and the artist’s Professor Mike Holcombe and Dr Marian Rapid prototyping eye: Sculpture Gheorghe Enterprise skills in the John Roberts After the Twin Towers: The computing curriculum Michael Cooper Robert Hooke (1635–1703) future for tall buildings – professional scientist, engineer and Dr Mike Howse Long-term planning in The Royal Academy of Engineering The surveyor aerospace technology MacRobert Award 2003 John Darley Digital energy – working smart Dr Richard Lacey Engineering in crime David Stribling Building simulation: Virtual in the oil and gas industry prevention prototyping for construction projects David Fyfe and Terry Nicklin A bright future Harlin R. McEwen Public safety broadband Faith Wainwright Life safety in extreme – how chemicals drive the way we spectrum events display information Dr Mark A. Tooley The Bristol Medical Professor Alan Williams, Professor M. John Hicks (letter) Simulation Centre Pourkashanian, Dr J. M. Jones Power for Hans Müller-Steinhagen and Franz Trieb Paul A. Turner Homeland Security and the people: An overview of the Concentrating solar power for broadband access electricity generation situation sustainable electricity generation: John Uff The engineer’s public duty – the Perspectives role of the institutions Professor Philip Nelson and Professor Hareo Peter Varnish The threat to infrastructure Issue 18 Hamada Surround sound from all angles Sir Alan Muir Wood (letters) Gerald David The beer barrel Alex Phillips and Roger Blake How as a VHF cavity resonator technology enhances the Wimbledon Allan Dean High Street: The tennis experience Issue 16 new technological Richard Ploszek Electricity costs – start Theo Fleisch, Ronald Sills, battleground with a level playing field Michael Briscoe and Joep Font Michael Dickson and Richard Harris The Alan Powderham Jacked tunnels – open Freide Emergence of the gas- Downland gridshell: Innovative design in heart surgery on Boston to-liquids industry: A review of timber The Royal Academy of Engineering ID global GTL developments Dr David Metz Human mobility and cards: Public interest … or public Tony Greaves Push-to-talk is coming of transport nuisance? age Malcolm Kennedy Distributed generation – The Royal Academy of Engineering Young Professor Richard Holdaway Space harder than it looks engineering news technology in the UK

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