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New blood needed
Author:George Demetri
Publishing Date:08 Feb 2010
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WT's roundtable event held in Hamburg in November threw up some interesting questions, one of which was how to attract young new recruits into the industry.
Publishing Date:08 Feb 2010
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Another year, another roundtable
Author:George Demetri
Publishing Date:23 Dec 2009
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Many of you will recall that in January we ran the proceedings of the first World Tunnelling Industry Leaders’ Roundtable, which was held in Sargans, Switzerland, in September 2008. The publication proved a great success – popular with readers and participants alike. Indeed, given the positive feedback received, we have now established the Roundtable as an annual event
Publishing Date:23 Dec 2009
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More education please - CSM-style
Author:George Demetri
Publishing Date:14 Oct 2009
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Three days at the Colorado School of Mines have impressed George Demetri.
Publishing Date:14 Oct 2009
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Tunnel Talkback: Not as mad as it sounds
Author:George Demetri
Publishing Date:18 Sep 2009
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We have had an interesting mix of responses to our newly launched Tunnel Talkback feature on the WT website
Publishing Date:18 Sep 2009
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A sprinkling of good sense
Author:George Demetri
Publishing Date:30 Apr 2009
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Carly Lovejoy’s article in this issue concerns the recent fire and associated repair work to the Channel tunnel linking the UK and France.
Publishing Date:30 Apr 2009
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A source of inspiration
Author:World Tunnelling
Publishing Date:20 Apr 2009
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ITA president Martin Knights thinks more needs to be done to attract more ‘civils’ graduates into tunnelling.
Publishing Date:20 Apr 2009
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Tunnelling as it is
Author:World Tunnelling
Publishing Date:09 Apr 2009
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I have to start this month with something of an apology. I discovered only recently the History Channel’s 11-programme series on ‘Tunnellers’. I don’t subscribe to the History Channel, but that is no excuse. Hopefully many of you will have already caught some of it.
Publishing Date:09 Apr 2009
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Immersed in discussion
Author:World Tunnelling
Publishing Date:12 Feb 2009
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You may notice that a substantial part of this magazine (pp21-31) is taken up by the World Tunnelling round table, held in Sargans, Switzerland on September 16.
Publishing Date:12 Feb 2009
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Publishing Date:18 Feb 2010
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