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Avoiding a Case of the Blues
Forensic plant pathologist, James Townsend will discuss the correct way of storing and transporting fresh produce and how he can analyse what causes produce to spoil in transit.
Read MoreA Structure is Only as Strong as its Weakest Link
Hawkins Built environment expert Jolyon Antill discusses structural engineering design and relevant design issues.
Read MoreIs it Enough to Rely on What The Manufacturer Has Told You?
In the wake of the Grenfell Tower tragedy and the introduction of the Building Safety Act 2022, the relationship between designers and construction product manufacturers is under intense scrutiny.
Read MoreUnderstanding Chiller System Failures: Causes, Consequences and Prevention Strategies
Chiller systems are a vital component of modern cooling infrastructure, we explore some of the common failure points that can compromise chiller system integrity and efficiency.
Read MoreWater Damage In Basements Part II: Drainage
Hydrology expert Richard Keightley discusses potential damage and claims from sewers to basements following heavy rainfall.
Read MoreThe Explosive Risk of Additive Manufacturing
In this article Jason will discuss what Additive Manufacturing is, how it is used and the risk that comes with incorrect production and maintenance.
Read MoreBye Bye Bamboo: Why Hong Kong is Phasing Out Traditional Scaffolding
Patrick Walsh discusses why Hong Kong are phasing out traditional bamboo scaffolding
Read MorePedestrian Protection Through Vehicle Design
In this article, RTC Expert Adam Barrow explores the advancements in Pedestrian protection through vehicle design.
Read MoreUnderstanding Ground Vibration and Noise from Railways: Key Insights and Future Directions
Vibrations are a constant, often unnoticed, part of our environment. However, when vibrations originate from external sources, such as road traffic, trams, or railway lines, they can intrude into homes, causing noticeable disturbances.
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