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• News Items, 2006
• Engineer endows new faculty position
• Dr Kenichi Soga wins the George Stephenson Medal
• Astronaut takes Department memento into space
• Communicating the Magic of Maths
• Holographic projection - the partnership with ALPS
• Pandia Raj Ramar wins Hangai Prize Award
• Silent aircraft one step closer to reality
• Open lecture 30 Nov - Hurricane Katrina: Geosystems in crisis
• The role of Engineering in International Development
• Engineering for Sustainable Development
• Engineering Connections Event 29 Nov 2006
• Biomechanics of the carotid artery
• Extending active living through more effective design
• Pushing the boundaries of search
• A move towards understanding
• Project Nova takes to the skies
• What price alternative power sources?
• Professor Guthrie nominated for The Telegraph business personality 2006
• Roll-up laptop screens for truly portable computing
• What is engineering all about? An undergraduate's view of her first year at Cambridge
• Department spin off company awarded £70K DTI grant
• New method of growing carbon nanotubes to revolutionise electronics
• Photonics and lasing in liquid crystals
• Inspiring the Engineers of the Future
• Professor Bill Milne and Professor Ian White elected as Fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering
• Dr Ken Teo on BBC Radio 4's programme "In Our Time"
• Allan McRobie wins Pilkington Prize for teaching excelllence
• The Institute for Aviation and the Environment (IAE) receive funding of £5 million
• Engineering students display their design skills
• Department Open Days 6th and 7th July
• Epson Photography Competition at the Department of Engineering winning images
• The CMI and the 'Silent' Aircraft Initiative on Radio 4
• Vibration from Underground Railways
• Racing green
• PowerSilicon win prize at 'China UK Business Idea Competition'
• Electrical Engineering building officially opened
• Intelligent airport
• Diamonds cut quicker and with less waste
• A science for sustainable living - Dr Fritjof Capra
• The Journal of Physics - leading articles of 2005
• Grand Challenges
• Smart infrastructure
• Cheaper and smaller inverters for solar panels
• Accurate targeting of radiotherapy for breast cancer treatment
• Professor Robert Mair will give the 2006 Rankine Lecture
• Experiments with a virtual violin
• Epson Photography Competition at the Department of Engineering
• Assessing bridge strength
• Fusion Island
• Tsunami-Safe(r) Housing
• 4th Annual Lecture Series in Sustainable Development
• Aviation's impact on the environment
• Designs on life
• Sending email at the blink of an eye
• Micro-engines
• A new liver tissue probe to help save lives