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20 May 2014: 24 May – 1pm. What's going on underground: tunnelling into. the future for our cities. ... Robert Mair is the Sir Kirby Laing Professor of Civil. Engineering and Head of Civil and Environmental.

26 Apr 2022: AI. Deploying them also demands expertise from all sectors of engineering, science, business and national government agencies. ... Mark Girolami Sir Kirby Laing Professor of Civil Engineering, University of Cambridge, and Chief Scientist, The Alan

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 Jul 2023: Each target is being worked on by a coalition of civil society organisations, governments and companies. ... Of course exponential growth eventually plateaus as market saturation approaches, hence an S-curve rather than ongoing exponential growth.

20 May 2016: Of course, each city faces its own unique future of pressures and opportunities. ... Of course, as soon as you transplant the kidney, it will face a.

3 Jun 2014: From foundry to factorybuilding synthetic plants. and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council. ... Glacier-fed rivers changed their course? Climate change? its fall,” explained archaeologist Dr Cameron Petrie.

19 Nov 2020: Dr Jag SraiDepartment of Engineering. Manufacturing firms have had a rocky few months, and yet some have not only survived but also thrived during the pandemic. ... The ‘refugee crisis’ triggered by the outbreak of the Syrian Civil War in 2011

20 Sep 2006: These have been extended bythe creation of novel intellectualpartnerships across departmentsincluding mathematics,engineering, computer scienceand nanotechnology. ... Professor DanielWolpert at. Cambridge’sDepartment of. Engineering hasbeen awarded

5 Jan 2010: from biochemistry, genetics,clinical neuroscience, medical genetics,chemistry, chemical engineering,neurophysiology, physics, biophysics and pathology. ... their winning idea, ‘e.Chromi’, is basedon the engineering of bacteria that are.

6 Dec 2019: generation of supercomputers and improved medical diagnosis. and treatment. Head of the Department of Engineering’s Nanoscience Group,. ... It focuses on thecollapse of the Tsarist regime in 1917, Lenin and the Bolshevikcoup, and the impact of the

22 May 2009: An important element ofthe programme is exposure to innovationand business courses through theUniversity’s Judge Business School. ... They offer aremarkable picture of civil discussion andreasoned debate, from which we would dowell to learn.

7 Feb 2012: The Electrical Division in the Departmentof Engineering is leading the charge forCambridge, both in terms of fundamentalresearch and application within industry. ... 10 | Biodiversity conservation. Humanity faces a breadth ofenvironmental challenges that

19 Oct 2016: Medical science tends to prioritise trials and particular types of evidence, whereas engineering does rapid tests. ... Dixon-Woods has turned to Professor John Clarkson in Cambridge’s Engineering Design Centre to help.

29 Jan 2013: Centre draws on the strengths of both institutions – Cambridge’s skill set in engineering and Heriot-Watt’s capabilities in logistics. ... civil wars and coups with numerous failed attempts at economic reform and industrialisation.

2 May 2013: by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and the European Research Council – that hope to overcome this bottleneck. ... Krishnaa Mahbubani ktam2@cam.ac.uk Professor Nigel Slater nkhs2@cam.ac.uk Department of Chemical Engineering and

17 Mar 2011: students in the Department of Engineering, along with Dr TomDrummond. The application processes images from a camera on asmartphone to recognise real-world features and overlays virtualgraphics on top. ... From a strong research baseat both theoretical

3 Jun 2014: Synthetic Biology applies engineering principles at the interface between the physical and biological sciences, creating the foundations for new bio-based industries through research, interdisciplinary exchange and open technologies for innovation.

16 Sep 2020: Cambridge Zero, Cambridge University Press, civil society organisations consulted in the course of. ... entities whose combined endowments come to c£4 billion – must of course make their own.

26 Sep 2013: that it is becoming overhyped,” said Dr Tim Minshall from the Department of Engineering’s Institute for Manufacturing (IfM) and the project’s Principal Investigator. ... We believe this research project will kick-start this proliferation.”. Dr

13 Oct 2014: The aviation and civil hazard warnings in place in Iceland depend heavily on the IMO tracking of this seismicity. ... Left to rightProfessor Howard Chasehac1000@cam.ac.ukDepartment of Chemical Engineering and BiotechnologyDr Carlos