Tata design boss talks bridging the gap between designers and engineers

When Martin Uhlarik was appointed head of the Tata Motors European Technical Centre, it was a rare example of a designer taking on serious responsibilities relating to production and engineering.

Alongside his role as global head of design, the expanded scope sees him frequently involved in engineering planning meetings where details are pored over and the realities of taking a design from sketch to series production are brought to light.

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Part of the job comes down to bridging the gap between two historically disparate teams – one group looking very much into the future, and another working with what is

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Two Measures of Intelligent Design’s Advance

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It’s a talking point for evolutionists that in the past two decades, intelligent design has stalled. Hardly! On the contrary, I’m delighted today to share with you two very impressive measures of how much ID has advanced in that time. One is the latest update of our “Bibliography of Peer-Reviewed and Peer-Edited Scientific Publications Supporting the Theory of Intelligent Design.” Go to the link to download the full bibliography, with annotations, which is the length of a book — 186 pages in total. That’s not bad for such a young field.

Another measure of ID’s

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