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Join the E+T editorial team as they get behind the headlines and delve deep into the major topics form the latest issues of IET’s E+T Magazine.

  1. Have we got the materials to support the EV revolution?

    NOV 10

    Have we got the materials to support the EV revolution?

    Electric Vehicles are seen as part of a sustainable future, but irrespective of affordability and appeal, are there more fundamental issues facing the electrification of the car fleet? Have we optimised the technology and, more specifically, do we have the resources to fulfil future requirements? Essential materials are not always abundant. E+T’s Tim Fryer and Jack Loughran discussed the issues with Louis Piper, Professor of Electrochemical Materials at WMG, University of Warwick.

    51 min
  2. How ABB is advancing Top Industrial Efficiency with Large Motors & Generators | ABB Podcast

    OCT 23

    How ABB is advancing Top Industrial Efficiency with Large Motors & Generators | ABB Podcast

    Join ABB and E&T Magazine as we explore how ABB Large Motors and Generators are helping industries reach new levels of energy efficiency and performance. Learn more about ABB’s Top Industrial Efficiency (TIE) campaign and how our technology solutions can help optimise your operations. Explore the full TIE story:  https://new.abb.com/motors-generators/top-industrial-efficiency For more information contact ABB.  Follow ABB for more insights visit: https://www.abb.com/motors-generators https://www.youtube.com/ABB https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/abb-motion/

    36 min
  3. Is communication the key to solving Britain's housing crisis?

    OCT 2

    Is communication the key to solving Britain's housing crisis?

    In this episode of E+T of the Page, Tim Fry, Jack Loughran, Tanya Weaver, and guest Oliver Deed, co-founder of communications consultancy ECF, explore why public opinion and the built environment are often at odds—and how better communication could help bridge the gap. The discussion ranges from the challenges of planning major infrastructure and housing projects to the role of developers in ensuring local communities are happy with their projects. From HS2 to local housing schemes, the conversation highlights how trust, transparency, and genuine dialogue can turn conflict into solutions and help ease Britain’s housing shortage.

    40 min
  4. Inside the future of medical implants – from spinal cord breakthroughs to brain stimulation

    AUG 14

    Inside the future of medical implants – from spinal cord breakthroughs to brain stimulation

    From the first pacemakers of the 1950s to cutting-edge brain and spinal cord stimulation, implantable medical devices have come a long way – but the real breakthroughs might still be ahead. In this episode of Off The Page, E&T’s Tim Fryer and Jack Loughran speak with Professor Nick Donaldson of University College London about the science, engineering, and ethics behind modern implants. We explore how bioelectronic medicine could transform treatment for spinal injuries, chronic pain, mental illness, and inflammatory diseases – and why regulation, cost, and complexity still stand in the way. From restoring lost movement to the possibility of “programmable” implants for a range of conditions, we discuss what’s real, what’s next, and what it will take to bring these innovations to patients.

    38 min
  5. Is gaming tech on the brink of a new golden age?

    JUL 29

    Is gaming tech on the brink of a new golden age?

    The pace of gaming innovation between the years 1990 and 2010 saw a drastic shift from 2d sprites moving linearly across flat landscapes to fully-realised 3D worlds presenting an almost limitless array of gameplay options.  But as development costs skyrocket and physical hardware reaches its limits, the question becomes: where does gaming go from here? Have we now entered an era of diminishing returns where AAA games cost more than your average Hollywood film only to deliver a set of experiences that are long familiar to seasoned gamers? Or do promising technologies like AI, virtual reality, 5G and ray tracing offer a glimpse into a future of possibilities that gamers can only imagine?  These are the topics discussed in this podcast with our special guest, Dr Mariza Dima. If you want to hear more from Mariza, she has her own podcast, Mixed Reality in Culture, that can be found here:   https://open.spotify.com/show/7m4PtmI26UaeabUUMLh8ph

    37 min
  6. Are we making smart choices for our cities?

    JUN 19

    Are we making smart choices for our cities?

    The Smart City movement began when the enabling digital technology allowed a level of communication that made lives better for those living in the urban environment. But some of the impetus was lost as the technology was taken for granted. However, recent developments appear to be allowing more tangible progress now - our cities could be getting smarter again!

    30 min
  7. Is the space industry doing more harm than good?

    MAY 27

    Is the space industry doing more harm than good?

    While most of us agree that it is not, there are issues causing increasing  concern. Rocket launches, space debris and obsolete space equipment burning up on re-entry all have environmental consequences down here as well as up there. Should we be more careful with our space endeavours?

    49 min
  8. Ukraine's hidden threat: Tackling the landmine crisis

    APR 10

    Ukraine's hidden threat: Tackling the landmine crisis

    In this episode of E+T: Off the Page, the team explores the growing landmine crisis in Ukraine, now the most heavily mined country in the world after three years of war with Russia. Host Tim Fryerspeaks with Michael Nevard, director of capability at the Halo Trust, about the devastating impact of landmines on civilians and the long-term challenges of de-mining.  The discussion focuses on how Halo employs local Ukrainians to safely clearmines to help communities reclaim their land. Nevard also explains how land mine technology has evolved, which can make detection and removal increasingly complex.  The conversation also highlights the broader, global issue of landmine contamination, referencing Cambodia, Syria,and Afghanistan, where decades-old mines still maim civilians. In addition, the team explores the financial and logistical hurdles of de-mining, while stressing its humanitarian and economic benefits.

    43 min
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Join the E+T editorial team as they get behind the headlines and delve deep into the major topics form the latest issues of IET’s E+T Magazine.

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    E+T Podcast
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2025
  • Episodes
    26
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