Transport
- Transport
- Issue 97
Testing new cars on a digital track
During development, vehicles are subject to an increasingly complex combination of physical testing and digital simulation to test how they operate before launch.
- Mechanical
- Transport
- Profiles
- Issue 96
Keeping complex systems on track
Kuldeep Gharatya FREng has been a key advocate for systems thinking at TfL – to the advantage of all London Tube users.
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- Transport
- Energy
- Chemical
- How I got here
Q&A: Titi Oliyide
From the Elizabeth line to green hydrogen, safety engineer Titi Oliyide wants to see her engineering achievements take shape in a way that helps people.
- Software & computer science
- Transport
- Profiles
- Issue 94
The entrepreneur solving engineering problems with data
Elspeth Finch MBE FREng started her first company in her 20s and is now heading up her second, which is using data to transform supply chain relationships.
- Design & manufacturing
- Mechanical
- Transport
- Issue 94
How crashing cars can help us make them safer
When your day job sometimes involves totalling a £100k car in the name of keeping passengers safe.
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- Transport
- Mechanical
- How I got here
Electrifying trains and STEMAZING outreach
Alex Keeler, a railway overhead line design engineer at Amey, won this year’s Baroness Platt of Writtle Award for the most outstanding incorporated engineering application nationwide.
- Civil & structural
- Transport
- Issue 92
The ‘flat-pack’ footbridge for train stations
If you thought flat-pack was just for furniture, think again! Find out how this new concept can make building a humble railway bridge take less time, money and carbon.