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Biomass is the use of organic matter as a fuel, used since people first burnt wood to cook food and keep warm. More recently, it has been part of a drive for using renewable energy sources to fuel our homes and businesses, rather than fossil fuels.

Over the past few years, drones have become increasingly common and are now frequently used by both hobbyists and commercial operators.

With the rapid advancement of computer technology, full numerical modelling is now routinely carried out in geotechnical engineering.

Hawkins is proud to sponsor the Marine Insurance London Conference. Dr Nick Carey, Mr Luke Collins, Ed Hammersley, Dr Sophie Parsons, and Mr Graeme Drysdale attended the event.

Hawkins are proud to be a part of the upcoming Steam Turbine and Generator User Group. Organised by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, the user group will once again bring together this specialist engineering community to discuss key challenge

Hawkins is pleased to welcome Plant Pathologist James Townsend to our Reigate Office. James joins Hawkins with over 20 years’ experience in the biology and plant pathology fields.

With the rapid advancement of computer technology, full numerical modelling is now routinely carried out in geotechnical engineering. However, producing a full numerical model is not straightforward; if the numerical analysis is not applied correctly

On Friday 4th March, two members of Hawkins’ Built Environment Team will be attending the annual Society of Construction Law (SCL) Spring Conference at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds. Forensic Architect Niralee Casson, and Fire Engineer James

This article discusses the different types of sand and cement floor screeds, their uses and some of the causes of failure.