Over the past two years a number of people have been working on a series of books for Engineers Without Borders. These books are designed to cover the basics of the theoretical, practical and social aspects of doing engineering projects for devlopment. They are meant as a basic guide, a collection of case studies and links to further information.

Learning about classes in R with plot. To allow plotting of cartoon bicycles. Although the example is quite simple and fun, the concepts it touches on are complex and serious. Them Two useful references on the subject are a Wikibook page on programming language paradigms.

The story of my research on small wind turbines for sustainable rural electrification. After 10 years, spanning an undergraduate degree, a PhD and a fellowship, it was finally time for me to move on, so Friday 6. Feb was officially my last day at Sheffield University. Its been an incredible experience, so I would really like to thank everyone who has made my time there so memorable. The Low Carbon Energy for Development Network.

Better living through bicycle abuse. A volunteer centre in Malawi, to try and spread our knowledge into the developing world and develop the skills there to solve problems with appropriate technology. We will be posting updates about the work done for the partnership as we go. The next stage is to visit Butterfly Space and see if this is the right thing for Lake Malawi! Enter your comment here.