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New website tracks power-generation CO2 emissions
A great new website -- www.realtimecarbon.org -- tracks the real time 'carbon intensity' of electricity generation in the UK, with the idea of encouraging us to use less at peak times ... cool site. Check it out.
September 14
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I see in this week's NCE (10th Sept) that fellow network member Mike Chrimes writes of the new acquisition by the ICE library of letters from Telford to Scottish scientist Patrick Copland. He asks Copland for his opinion on various designs he's work…
September 11
Jane Joyce replied to steve livett's discussion 'cannon street railway bridge'
Hi there ... I'm just wondering if you might ask Martin Beaumont. He is the author of the Hawkshaw entry in the Biographical Dictionary of Civil Engineers. I guess you could ask the ICE how to contact him.
September 10
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September 7, 2009 to October 10, 2009
Evelyn Carey's images of the Forth Rail Bridge and vintage prints of Sir Benjamin Baker's other projects move from the recent exhibition in Frome to The Building Centre, under the auspices of the The Engineering Club.
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ICE Library acquires 'lost' Telford letters

I see in this week's NCE (10th Sept) that fellow network member Mike Chrimes writes of the new acquisition by the ICE library of letters from Telford to Scottish scientist Patrick Copland. Telford asks Copland for his opinion on various designs he's working on, such as a masonty bridge over the River Dun — the article proposes this as evidence that Telford was always looking to innovate. Interesting.

Posted on September 11, 2009 at 1:00pm —

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Baker exhibition moves to London

The impressive exhibition on Benjamin Baker that is currently on show in his home town of Frome moves to London in September, where it will be presented by The Engineering Club at The Building Centre in Store Street WC1. More details soon.

Posted on July 21, 2009 at 9:44am —

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Musing on the smallest TV screen in the world

The latest edition of Ingenia magazine has just turned up on my door mat and the last article really caught my eye. Seems engineers in Edinburgh have cracked the challenge of designing personal video glasses ... ultra-low powered TV screens just the size of a finger nail. I want some right NOW .... check out the article at www.ingenia.org.uk.

Posted on December 10, 2008 at 9:00pm — 3 Comments

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At 2:17pm on October 26, 2009, Trevor Page said…
Hi Jane, would like to contribute to ET. I've got a few photos of bridges. Tell me how. Don't know so much about text to go with them, though.
I could, in fact, have done, spend hours going through the site, as I've said, so much info'.
At 9:11pm on October 25, 2009, Trevor Page said…
Hi Jane, like the site, so much info. Actually, I've had the site bookmarked for quite a while. Suddenly noticed link to get on this site about a week ago. There are a few items that I would like to see on here; are you open to suggestions? Hope to hear from you, soon.
Trevor.
 
 

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