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Tim Fryer

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- It’s the end of Tim’s World! (26/07/2011)
  
  A slightly over-dramatic headline perhaps, but this will be my last contribution to the Editor’s comment section (called Tim’s World) on the web site.
- Do student engineers have faith in the UK? (17/06/2011)
  
  The future of engineering is bright in the UK, but is it bright enough? The people to ask are the engineers of the future…
- Credit still too controlled (24/05/2011)
  
  As with every other sector in the UK economy, the last three years have been a struggle for British electronics firms, particularly those who need credit to get a kick start.
- The clock is ticking… (17/05/2011)
  
  Only nine days left to claim your place in the electronics hall of fame!
- Brunel – still the Daddy! (09/05/2011)
  
  Here is an interesting one. Who are the most inspirational engineers of all time? If you ask students of today you'd find Messrs Gates, Jobs and Dyson in the top five – but Brunel is still the Daddy of them all!
- If you only do one thing today… (03/05/2011)
  
  The current spate of bank holidays have resulted in an atmosphere of having normality put on hold for a couple of weeks, the same as happens at Christmas.
- Sony’s security is no game (27/04/2011)
  
  The glorious weather during our school Easter holidays helped alleviate the pain somewhat, but the collapse of the Sony Playstation Network (PSN) did leave something of a hole in the life of one family member.
- Last year’s trend is this year’s reality (18/04/2011)
  
  At the giant Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show in January 2010, the move for 3D from cinema to living room was very much underway.
- Time for business to pay (11/04/2011)
  
  Education is subject of such importance that whenever we pass comment on it we tend to get a larger post bag than usual, and a recurring theme this week was that ‘Business Must Pay’!
- Japan’s short-term memory problem (22/03/2011)
  
  Inevitably the pragmatic world we live in will move on from the terrible human consequences of the earthquake and tsunami on 11 March and start to assess the wider implications.