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PATW-2015

Paul Bennett
It was quite gratifying that 37.5% of the entrants to the Present Around The World local heat, held at Intel in Swindon on 24th February, were female.



As one of the judges I would like to thank all the entrants for a wonderful range of topics, well presented and reasonably well researched.



Paul E. Bennett IEng MIET

Systems Engineer

HIDECS Consultancy
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    Paul, we'd also like to say a big thank you for agreeing to be a judge and supporting this event. Like you, I was impressed with the quality of presentation and range of topics. It was very encouraging that we were able to fill all eight available presentation slots. The PATW competition was one of my first introductions to the IET (then IEE) and therefore I hope last night's event will encourage our presenters to also further engage with the IET and take advantage of some of the great opportunities it offers.



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    From left to right:


    • Jemma Rowlandson, University of Bath (Winner, Swindon Local Network heats)


    • Obi Anaduaka, Siemens


    • Peter Keeley, University of Birmingham/Tetronics International


    • David Godden, Culham Centre for Fusion


    • Ming-Tak Shum, Siemens Rail (Runner-up, Swindon Local Network heats)


    • Ananya Gupta, Intel


    • Joanne Lamont, WRc


    • Elliot Jordan, Siemens

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    Paul, we'd also like to say a big thank you for agreeing to be a judge and supporting this event. Like you, I was impressed with the quality of presentation and range of topics. It was very encouraging that we were able to fill all eight available presentation slots. The PATW competition was one of my first introductions to the IET (then IEE) and therefore I hope last night's event will encourage our presenters to also further engage with the IET and take advantage of some of the great opportunities it offers.



    5391d8bae03088b2cafcd17b3dcb5998-huge-20150224_210830.jpg



    From left to right:


    • Jemma Rowlandson, University of Bath (Winner, Swindon Local Network heats)


    • Obi Anaduaka, Siemens


    • Peter Keeley, University of Birmingham/Tetronics International


    • David Godden, Culham Centre for Fusion


    • Ming-Tak Shum, Siemens Rail (Runner-up, Swindon Local Network heats)


    • Ananya Gupta, Intel


    • Joanne Lamont, WRc


    • Elliot Jordan, Siemens

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