As some of you may be aware every year some of London opens its doors..... it is an amazing opportunity to see some of the capitals finest architecture and feats of engineering close up and first hand. Open House this year has put together an Engineering themed series.
Some features are the:
Crossness Engines house
Kew Bridge Steam museum
Blackfriars bridge river tour
London 2012 Velodrome
For more information have a look at the Open House website.
The best thing about the Open House weekend is that you get to see some of these fabulous sites free of charge.... yes FREE!!
Monday, 15 August 2011
Wednesday, 3 August 2011
Interesting article about Copyright
An interesting article about copyright and how the new reforms might aid researchers in the future: Times Higher Ed
Always check your sources.....
and they have got to be heinz...
Even the best of us can fall for misinformation:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-14370878
Never underestimate the importance of information evaluation skills. If you want to know more about how to evaluate information why not look at the UEL new Info skills website: www.uel.ac.uk/infoskills
Even the best of us can fall for misinformation:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-14370878
Never underestimate the importance of information evaluation skills. If you want to know more about how to evaluate information why not look at the UEL new Info skills website: www.uel.ac.uk/infoskills
Wednesday, 6 July 2011
Archive hub
Friday, 27 May 2011
Bot Shop

Hi all,
I wonder if there are any of you out there that are researching in the area of robotics.....
There has been a call from the HEA subject centre for researchers to put in proposals for a paper. For more information please refer to the contents of the e-mail posted below:
"Dear Colleagues
The University of Derby in collaboration with the HEA / ICS invite you to contribute to a practical workshop on the use of robotics in the teaching of computing and mathematics. We are seeking contributions in the form of demonstrations, simulations and practical exercises that you are using, would like to use, would like to develop or think would be a neat idea. If you would like to share these ideas with other like minded colleagues, please get in touch with us. (See dates below.) Formal papers will be considered, but emphasis will be given to the practicalities of how robots in any shape or form can be used to enhance teaching in the subject area.
Please send your ideas and suggestions to :- Clive Rosen c.rosen@derby.ac.uk
Proposals to be received by :-
Confirmation of acceptance by :-
Workshop date 29/9/2011"
The University of Derby in collaboration with the HEA / ICS invite you to contribute to a practical workshop on the use of robotics in the teaching of computing and mathematics. We are seeking contributions in the form of demonstrations, simulations and practical exercises that you are using, would like to use, would like to develop or think would be a neat idea. If you would like to share these ideas with other like minded colleagues, please get in touch with us. (See dates below.) Formal papers will be considered, but emphasis will be given to the practicalities of how robots in any shape or form can be used to enhance teaching in the subject area.
Please send your ideas and suggestions to :- Clive Rosen c.rosen@derby.ac.uk
Proposals to be received by :-
Confirmation of acceptance by :-
Workshop date 29/9/2011"
Image: PSD (2008) Robot! Available at: www.flickr.com/photos/psd/2604675896/ (Accessed: 27.05.11)
Friday, 6 May 2011
Carbon neutral.....
I thought you may be interested to read an article in the guardian on the carbon neutral city in Abu Dhabi.Image: p gordon's (2009) Carbon symbol. http://www.flickr.com/photos/pgordon/4136479623/ (accessed: 06.05.2011)
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
Access to a new ICE journal
Hi,
Ever wonder why a project didn't work? Why a structure failed to stand up to the rigours of its' environment?
Well we now have access to a new journal: Proceedings of the ICE - Forensic Engineering
Which contains lots of interesting articles that look at investigations and reports on these very issues.
Please take a look at it!
Ever wonder why a project didn't work? Why a structure failed to stand up to the rigours of its' environment?
Well we now have access to a new journal: Proceedings of the ICE - Forensic Engineering
Which contains lots of interesting articles that look at investigations and reports on these very issues.
Please take a look at it!
Labels:
buildings,
construction,
ICE,
institution of civil engineers
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