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Daily Archives: 2 March 2025
The Importance of Manufacturing
How many factories have you visited in your life? Do you have any sense of what goes on there? When I was a postdoc in the Cambridge Materials Science Department, helping out with undergraduate projects, I was offered a chance … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in factories, food waste, Research, supply chains, Tim Minshall
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What I Read In February
Max Telford: The Tree Of Life Many years ago when the world was young I tried to explain, in popular science form, how scientists organise the natural world, all the better to understand the pattern of creation. The result was … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Writing & Reading
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