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Unique analysis of data from 115 geographies highlights importance of collaboration between engineers, government, industry, investors and others to tackle global challenges safely and effectively.
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Today, The Alan Turing Institute, The University of Edinburgh, Lloyd's Register Foundation and the UK’s Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) have published new research exploring the future of AI architectures with humanities as its core.
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International Maritime Rescue Federation and Cranfield University are exploring how safety practices are adopted and implemented across various maritime search and rescue settings to identify the factors that influence their success or failure.
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Hindsight can be a powerful tool if used as a form of learning, a way of thinking, of reflecting on the past to see what parallels there are to today’s challenges. In this blog, Louise Sanger, Head of Research, Interpretation and Engagement at Lloyd's Register Foundation's Heritage Centre, explains why learning from failure is a key part of making things safer.
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Protecting people from harm, ensuring the infrastructure that we depend on for day-to-day living is safe for society both now and in the future, and ensuring the world has the right engineering skills and education required to keep people safer, all remain the driving force behind everything we do.
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