Posts by author: Keith Turner

Superficial attraction: better membranes through surface science

27 January 2020

Water is a multifaceted actor in our lives, being variously an ingredient in food, a domestic service, a carrier for…

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How Springboard has increased applications from female engineers and scientists (Part 3 of 3)

24 July 2019

This blog originally appeared on the Cambridge Association for Women in Science and Engineering website. In my previous blog I…

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How to help others understand your personal strengths during an interview (Part 2 of 3)

18 July 2019

This blog originally appeared on the Cambridge Association for Women in Science and Engineering website. In the previous blog I talked about…

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Male leaders need your help to address gender inequality in the workplace – here’s how (Part 1 of 3)

27 June 2019

This blog originally appeared on the Cambridge Association for Women in Science and Engineering website. Women make up 50% of…

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Strategies for faster R&D: Change one variable at a time

27 June 2019

  When the Wright brothers were trying to make their great aeronautical leap forward, they didn’t just throw feathers and…

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Strategies for faster R&D: High speed video

20 June 2019

When the world’s fastest men competed for the 100m Olympic gold medal in Athens, 2004, four athletes crossed the line…

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Strategies for faster R&D: Critical Observation

7 June 2019

Nearly 200 years after its inception, Darwin’s theory of evolution still lives as one of science’s greatest breakthroughs. Yet Darwin…

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Strategies for faster R&D

10 October 2018

Could you really cut R&D times by a factor of five? Senior R&D managers are constantly under pressure to deliver…

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3 sure steps to faster R&D

21 September 2018

Are you an R&D manager who would like to get your products to market more quickly? You may have suffered…

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