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So this was my penultimate overseas visit; my year has passed extraordinarily quickly. People have asked me several times: “Are you enjoying the Presidency?”… Which gives me cause to think and say: “Yes, but I hope there’s an element of service involved too”. China was no exception; it was perhaps the highest impact visit I have made during the year.
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Health and safety in the workplace can be a minefield to say the least. Incidents are thankfully, very rare, but company directors and employers with responsibility for safety can both be held liable for an incident – even if you weren’t directly responsible. In addition, new sentencing guidelines introduced last year have allowed significantly ...
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In line with the theme of field based technologies, I attended an event hosted by the IET London Network. Lisa De Bonis the Executive Digital Director of Havas London and Gary Jobe the Head of Technology at Havas demonstrated innovative cognitive based marketing methods to not only create value using technology, but also how entire business ...
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Without a solid computer, modern engineers can’t perform their job successfully. They are tools of the trade for these professionals, and have to be able to handle very demanding tasks. The high-end market for engineering laptops is alive and well, despite some downward trends. The only problem is that laptops tend to be stuck in the middle of the road ...
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We caught up with Ian Macdiarmid, an expert in the field of Electromagnetics who provided an insight into the development and rapid progression of Electromagnetics, and how it has rapidly become fundamental to many aspects of our daily life...
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So this was my penultimate overseas visit; my year has passed extraordinarily quickly. People have asked me several times: “Are you enjoying the Presidency?”… Which gives me cause to think and say: “Yes, but I hope there’s an element of service involved too”. China was no exception; it was perhaps the highest impact visit I have made during the year.
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This month we feature two interesting subjects covered by IET Local Networks recently. How can transparency be improved in the sustainable use of natural resources that society demands and how cognitive intelligence is being used to replicate human behaviour in complex situations like war and diagnosis of cancer...
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In October, I’ll have the honour of becoming the 147 th President of the IET – and on 5 October I will be delivering my President’s Address : The real future of energy – will the customer ever be king?
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On Friday 28 July, the IET worked with venues and organisations across the UK – from Aberdeen to Cornwall – to show young people and their parents how creative and varied a career in engineering can be.
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The cars available on the market today tend to be quite tech-savvy. There are lane departure alarms, driving assistance, infotainment centers and many other things that can make drivers safer or make their time on the road more fun. Still, not all of us can afford a brand-new car with all the latest technologies in the industry. Luckily, there are ways ...
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The NICE framework being introduced by nist.gov is pragmatic in its approach and offers understandings that can be adopted by any organisation. Specifically, it lets you identify what cyber designations are applicable to your organisation and which specific combination of academic, certifications and apprenticeship models are applicable to ...
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