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Paul SheerinHerald Scotland |
Last month I was in Port Glasgow and lucky to visit and tour around MV Glen Sannox, the very day before the Marine and Coastguard Agency announced...
It may have caught your attention that there has been a recent stream of announcements in relation to new subsea cable projects around the coast of...
As a sector, engineering shares many common traits underneath the umbrella that includes technology, science and maths, but one in particular: we all...
LIKE many of us, I have been digesting the results of our UK General Election and, with my Scottish Engineering hat on, considering the opportunities...
MOST of us will be aware of the phrase that for the holder, their perception is their reality, a statement well worth remembering no matter how much...
I have been thinking back in the last month about the strange atmosphere at the end of 2007 and early days of 2008. Lots of talk about "financial...
Scottish Engineering traces its origin back to formation in 1865, a timing generally accepted as fairly soon after the start of the first industrial...
The part of my job I enjoy most is getting out and about to visit companies on my own or as part of hosted events, a chance to meet people, share...
With the end of February in sight, is it too optimistic to say that there are things to look forward to? More daylight, spring arriving sometime...