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22 Jan 2015: Sir Kirby Laing Professor of Civil Engineering, University of Cambridge; former Master, Jesus College. ... Robert Mair CBE FREng FRS Sir Kirby Laing Professor of Civil Engineering, University of Cambridge.

15 Oct 2015: He was appointed Chief Engineering Adviser to the Laing O’Rourke Group in 2011. ... He is a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers, a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering (its Senior Vice-President 2008-2011), and a Fellow of the Royal

9 Jan 2015: students and 12% of the Fellows (although this last proportion is r ising of course). ... By then, of course, by May 1 954, the pigstrictions in force were about to be lifted.

15 Jan 2015: This, of course, had to be added up and agreed with the Bill Book. ... This was typical of him and, of course, went straight to my head.

2 Feb 2015: We emphasise the important features that have emerged in the course of thisderivation. • ... We shall use the symbol j for this uninterpreted imaginary, consistentwith existing usage in engineering.

4 Feb 2015: We do pretty well on the second, on promoting sound learning, and that is of course our raison d'etre. ... Fo r instance, the Department o f Anatomy runs a course on 'Disease and Society'.

5 Feb 2015: Of course, Newton would also have needed a low-power positive lens to focus the lines on the wall. ... They were accompanied by four properly elected members: in course of time all the places would become so.

6 Feb 2015: But, like most things, concrete has a finite lifespan. “Traditionally, civil engineering has built-in redundancy of design to make sure the structure is safe despite a variety of adverse events. ... Professor Abir Al-Tabbaaaa22@cam.ac.ukDepartment of

6 Feb 2015: Refinements in HierarchicalPhrase-Based. Translation Systems. Juan Miguel Pino. Cambridge University Engineering Department. ... Thanks to Dr. Gonzalo Iglesiasfor illuminating discussions on FSTs for machine translation as well as Csoftware engineering.

12 Feb 2015: The commitment to usefulness came into its own especially in the 'courses and sources' for the Open University, most notably (with K. ... Thatcher ran foreign affairs for most of her premiership purely with the aid of an 'impartial' civil servant and