Shedding rail legacy lets us travel light
By PE, .
Creation of a high-speed railway presents an opportunity to avoid the legacy mistakes of the existing network, argues Salma Begum, mechanical engineer at HS2
Professional Engineering
Columns
Equipment rent deal makes real sense
By PE, .
A hire-and-maintenance contract can benefit both customer and manufacturer, writes Peter Cooke, KPMG professor of automotive management at the University of Buckingham
Much-needed shake-up for vibration testing
By PE, .
Electric cars needed improved testing to show the real effect of vibration says Jim Hooper at Millbrook
Engineering eye
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News and rumours from within the world of engineering
It's time to rethread the cable network
By PE, .
PE talks to Nexans corporate vice-president, Jean-Maxime Saugrain
Bring the fun back into the classroom
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Design software is exciting youngsters’ interest in engineering, says SolidWorks director of community Marie Planchard
Smart businesses put software first
By PE, .
Firms must overhaul product development to recognise the importance of software, says PTC’s marketing director Matt Klassen
Put employers in the driving seat on skills
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Skilled jobs are getting harder to fill. Policy needs rethinking, says John Morris, chief executive of JAM Recruitment
STEMists and skills shortages
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Engineering eye found itself in a storm this month
Act now to pick up the patents tax perk
By PE, .
The government is cutting tax on patented technologies. Ross Walker, patent attorney at Forresters, explains how inventors and their firms can benefit
