Press coverage

20 January to 26 January 2018

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Dr Colin Brown appeared on the BBC World Service to discuss whether the Hyperloop is closer to being a viable means of future transportation and the value of virtual reality in encouraging young people to study STEM subjects. The Institution’s latest report A Breath of fresh air: new solutions to reduce transport emissions was launched and there was coverage in The Guardian, The Evening Standard, and considerable pick up by both trade and regional press. Philippa Oldham, lead author of the report, was interviewed on LBC News and London Live to discuss the report’s findings. Dr Jenifer Baxter also issued a response to the publication of the Policy Exchange’s Small Modular Reactors report which was picked up in the trade press.

  • 25/01/18 BBC Radio Cumbria (online clip not available)

    News of a talk run by the Institution on William Fairbairn, the 19th century experimental engineer who succeeded George Stephenson and Robert Stephenson, to become the third president of the Institution.

     

  • 23/01/2018  New site director for Wilton's 'Cracker' chemical plant – Gazette Live

News report on a recent appointment of Institution Fellow Daren Smith as Site Director for a new plant owned by chemical company SABIC.

 

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