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Articles published in Professional Engineering.

• All together now
  Imperial College is tearing down the barriers between the traditional engineering disciplines. Michael Kenward meets the man who will drive the reorganisation forward
  Professional Engineering, 5 September 2001

• Light at the end of the fibre tunnel
  Wireless lasers are moving to plug the gap between customers and the optical-fibre network.
  Professional Engineering, 16 May 2001

• A tale of two cities
  Cambridge's engineering department has undergone many changes in its 125-year history, but few as controversial or ambitious as the forging of a teaching link with MIT in the US
  Professional Engineering, 9 August 2000
  
  
• Lined up to take the heat
  A report on recent research that suggests treating ceramic bricks with heat and light could prolong the life of furnace linings
  Professional Engineering, 9 February 2000
  
• End Piece
  Trying to define off the wall research is a great way of marginalising engineering research by implying that it lacks curiosity
  Professional Engineering, January 2000
  
  
• A simulating experience
  Professional Engineering, 11 August 1999
  
  
• Coming to an understanding
  How new awards are giving university researchers an opportunity to promote public understanding of engineering
  Professional Engineering, 10 March 1999
  
  
• Small plants grow into big business
  The future of the process industry could lie in small consumer-friendly plants
  Professional Engineering, 10 February 1999
  
• Doctors' dilemma
  Professional Engineering, 7 October 1998
  
  
• In at the deep end
  T&N’s graduate task force
  Professional Engineering, 28 January 1998
  
  
• A model of process engineering
  The US company that aims to take smart manufacturing into the process sector
  Professional Engineering, 19 November 1997
  
  
• Dusting off designer alloys
  A car component maker is adapting the processes of powder metallurgy to work with aluminium alloys 
  Professional Engineering, 5 November 1997
  
• Making research work for industry
  EPSRC’s materials research
  Professional Engineering, 23 July 1997
  
  
• "No comment" is no help
  Why engineers should become involved in the Public Understanding of Science, Engineering and Technology
  Professional Engineering, 25 June 1997
  
  
• Vive la différence
  Interview with Siemens technology chief Claus Weyrich
  Professional Engineering, 16 October 1996
  
  
• Cut-price deal to catch the sun
  Canon's new solar cell technology
  Professional Engineering, 15 January 1997
  
• Model behaviour gives practical reward
  Computing power has hugely broadened the potential to select the ideal material for any job
  Professional Engineering, 18 September 1996
  
  
• Irresistible alternatives
  Progress with high-temperature superconductors
  Professional Engineering, 4 September 1996
  
• Collision course for contracts
  Europe's new particle collider offers excellent business opportunities for UK engineering companies
  Professional Engineering, 19 June 1996
  
• Research spend outstrips dividends
  The 1994 UK R&D Scoreboard
  Professional Engineering, 22 June 1994

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