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Chef John's Zabaglione
This was easy and delicious and beautiful! I used a double boiler but I did whisk by hand like Chef John suggests. Just when you feel like your arm might fall off, keep going it’s almost there. Lol it was an impressive dessert and I will make it again!!!
Learning to ride a camel for a 580km trek across the UAE desert
Signing up to a 13-day camel trek, covering 580 kilometres of vast desert from Rub’Al Khali towards Dubai, meant the prospect of retracing ancient Bedouin routes on camelback for up to eight hours every day. It also meant letting go – surrendering the comforts of modern life for the sting of wind-whipped sand and the raw beauty of the landscape. It would be as exhausting as it was exhilarating, and yet within the physical hardship, I would find something unexpected: peace.
The use of idealised experiments in testing a new convective parametrization: Performance of CoMorph‐A
1 INTRODUCTION Convective clouds act to transport heat, moisture and mass upwards, fuelled by the latent heat release of condensing water from rising air parcels. Since this motion cannot accurately be represented on the resolved model grid, a convection parametrization needs to represent the effects of this dynamical process by estimating its influence on the temperature, moisture and horizontal winds of the atmosphere, in addition to predicting the precipitation generated.
Milton Park opens its doors to local students
Volunteers at Milton Park, a leading science, business and technology community in Oxfordshire, were joined by students from St Birinus Boys’ School last week as part of its ‘Explore Milton Park’ school engagement programme. The all-day ‘trek’ event involved a skills workshop at Vertex Pharmaceuticals’ dedicated Learning Lab and an exclusive tour of Oxfordshire’s largest flexible workspace, the Bee House, to learn more about sustainable buildings, design and planning.
Milton Park companies secure over 7% of UK’s life sciences investment
£2.14b of equity investment generated at the Park over the last decade Combined turnover from occupiers at Milton Park reached £10.8b in latest set of financials* Findings coincide with government plan for UK to become science and technology superpower by 2030 New research commissioned by Milton Park reveals that £2.14b of equity investment was generated across 272 companies located at the science, technology and business community over the past decade.
Say watt?! UK’s first electric autonomous bus service begins at Milton Park
The UK’s first ever fully electric autonomous bus service launched on Thursday 2 March at Milton Park, a leading science, technology and business community in Oxfordshire, giving people the chance to experience the future of green travel for free. The current route shuttles passengers around Milton Park from the Park’s flexible workspace, the Bee House, to its Milton Feast street food market via stops on Western Avenue and Innovation Drive.
Milton Park companies to inspire next generation into STEAM careers
A new five-year school engagement programme has launched in Oxfordshire, which will see employers located at Milton Park develop local young people’s employability skills and engage students with careers in science, technology, engineering, the arts and mathematics (STEAM). The ‘Explore Milton Park’ programme is being funded by Milton Park, a leading science, technology and business community, which hosted the launch event at its state-of-the-art flexible workspace, the Bee House.
UK’s First Electric Autonomous Bus Service Set to Launch at Milton Park
The UK’s first ever fully electric, autonomous bus service will be launching to the public at Milton Park, a leading science, technology and business community in Oxfordshire. This is following the project’s successful demonstration day on Monday 23 January that took place at the Park’s flexible workspace, the Bee House, attended by local leaders, occupiers, Buses Minister Richard Holden MP and the project’s consortium partners.
Amano Enzyme establishes new European hub at Milton Park
Amano Enzyme, the world’s leading manufacturer of speciality enzymes, has established its new Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) hub at Milton Park, a science, technology and business community in Oxfordshire.
Boost for bus riders as low-cost Milton Park services expand
Milton Park bus services will be extending the zones eligible for the £20 a year bus pass to include the villages of Drayton, Steventon, Sutton Courtenay and Milton. The changes will be in place from 1 October, helping more people save money on their commute and encouraging the use of sustainable transport across Oxfordshire.
Innovative drone delivery trials take place at Milton Park
A pilot demonstration for a set of innovative drone and electric van freight trials was successfully completed at Milton Park, a science, technology and business community in Oxfordshire. The trials mark a significant step in the transition towards highly sustainable mobility systems. The initiative, planned and overseen by Oxfordshire County Council, is part of the HARMONY project, testing low-carbon transportation as well as the integration of new mobility technologies with existing systems.
Biotech pioneer, Oxitec, expands Milton Park HQ to ramp up global fight to combat disease and crop damage
Oxitec, the world’s leading developer of innovative biological solutions to control insect pests, is expanding its global headquarters at Milton Park, a science, technology and business community in Oxfordshire. The biotechnology company’s headquarters has been based at Milton Park for over 15 years, after spinning out from Oxford University in 2002.
Microchip designer EnSilica establishes new global HQ at Milton Park
Multinational microchip design company, EnSilica, has chosen Milton Park, a leading science, technology and business community in Oxfordshire, for its new global headquarters. EnSilica’s move to 100 Park Drive follows their impressive record of success over the last few years – leading them to become a PLC and list on the London Stock Exchange.
Honeycomb co-working space opens at Milton Park’s Bee House and welcomes new members
Oxfordshire’s largest flexible workspace – the Bee House – has opened its doors to its new Honeycomb co-working area, offering the perfect solution for those missing the buzz of an office. MP David Johnston visited Milton Park to officially open the building back in May with a number of companies moving in to set up their hives.
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