Taking the pulse

Article Abstract:

ISIS was completed in 1984 and is now recognized as the world's most powerful pulsed spallation source which produces intense beams of muons and neutrons for scientific and industrial applications. The neutrons, which are produced by accelerating an intense beam of protons at the speed of 186,000 miles per second, are fired at a heavy metal target at a rate of 50 pulses a second. The operational staff needs to continually maintain the complex and expensive equipment used in the production processes and the balancing of finances, resources and time requires flexible and constant management.

Management, Engineering services, Engineering firms, Spallation (Nuclear physics), Isis

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How do we make the most of undergraduate placements in industry?

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the responsibility of the universities to foster students' core skills, basic practical abilities, and self management prior to their placement in industry. In turn, industries have obligations to offer such opportunities to students in vocationally relevant placements.

United Kingdom, Social aspects, Brief Article, Recruiting, College placement services, Observations, Business and education, Industry and education, Corporate social responsibility, Industry, Industries

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Miami, the media heavy

Article Abstract:

Miami, Florida is considered the center of the Spanish-language television industry. It is even made stronger with the presence of Univision and Telemundo networks. These two giants are the leader in the region's growing television and cable business.

Finance, Television broadcasting industry, Cable television broadcasting industry, Miami, Florida

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