From the Anston Quarry to the Palace of Westminster, Dr Samuel Grainger Ph.D. shares the fascinating backstory of two humble-looking bookends, discovered in a local charity shop.
Our experienced team of geo-environmental engineers often stumble across interesting finds in their line of work, and over the 20 years as a Curtins' specialism, we have some great tales to tell.
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ViewsMarc Barlow, Innovation Coordinator at Curtins, shares his insights on how engineers can stay ahead of the curve in today's fast-paced information age.
ViewsRebecca King and Kate Clegg share their insights from the recent skills and education policy evidence roundtable with Sureena Brackenridge MP at Westminster.
ViewsPeter Thomas, Business Unit Director for Kendal, reflects on being told he’d need to leave Cumbria to build a career, a path many still follow as they pursue opportunities in larger cities. However, this has reinforced an outdated perception that rural careers are a compromise, rather than a viable and appealing choice from the outset.
