23 September 2013

Lloyd's Register Foundation Lecture 2013: Delivering Crossrail

Andrew Wolstenholme, Crossrail’s CEO, gives insight into the engineering behind Europe’s largest infrastructure project

18 December 2012

Lloyd's Register Educational Trust Lecture 2012

The most advanced aircraft system ever conceived, designed and built in the UK is approaching its first flight. The scale of the engineering challenge faced by BAE Systems and its partners in developing the Taranis unmanned aircraft is considerable

28 November 2012

Vodafone Lecture Series: Mobile phones, society and interconnectivity

The mobile phone is now a platform of choice for many types of communication, lifestyle, commercial and leisure activities. In some parts of the world it represents a multi-leapfrog technology where there is no previous banking, phone, social change, or marketing infrastructure

05 July 2012

Vodafone Lecture: Social media and Arab Spring revolutions

Dr Tarek Elabbady of Microsoft Research Advanced Technology Labs in Cairo explains communications technologies used during and after the Arab Spring Revolutions

27 February 2012

Vodafone Lecture: How mobile phones promote economic development

Tom Standage, Digital Editor, The Economist, examines how mobile phones promote economic growth and considers the prospects for mobile money

01 December 2011

Lloyd's Register Educational Trust Lecture 2011: Engineering the Olympics

John Armitt is Chairman of the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA). In his lecture he describes the various engineering and construction challenges from governance, land assembly and budget agreements

13 April 2010

Lloyd's Register Educational Trust Lecture 2010

Video of 'A low carbon world: is it realistic?' lecture by Dr Anne-Marie Warris

29 April 2008

Lloyd's Register Educational Trust Lecture 2008

Understanding the interactions of the ocean with the atmosphere and land is critical for reducing uncertainty in forecasting climate change, predicting severe storms, and sustainably managing ecosystems