Gallimaufry

Welcome to the final issue of 2019.

This issue has a digital slant to some of the papers, exploring the approach and specification for computational fluid dynamics. Our young members have also written a paper on the changing face of engineering in a digital world, which we are pleased to include in this issue.

We would like to remind our readers that we welcome comment and discussion on our published papers. If you would like to provide any discussion on the papers included in this issue, or previous issues, please email the editor.

We are currently looking for articles for our 2020 editions. We appreciate that many contributors will be considering papers for the biennial conference, but please continue to support our journal with interesting and thought provoking articles. We request that our readership highlight topics and schemes that they think would be of interest to the wider readership and contact the editor with a proposed title or subject in the first instance. Please note that our editorial panel are on hand to provide mentoring and guidance in preparation of papers, should you require.

The deadlines to receive articles, including technical papers, discussion pieces and case studies for volume 30 of the Journal are as follows.

• Issue 2: 15th January 2020

• Issue 3: 30th April 2020

• Issue 4: 31st August 2020

At times we receive interesting papers, which we would like to publish, but due to their length or complexity are not suitable for publishing in the hard copy of our Journal. In these instances the papers are still available online for readers to peruse. Please also note that articles are available online in advance of being published in the hard copy of our Journal, so it is always a good idea to check the Journal online to keep up to date with recent developments in our industry (https://www.icevirtuallibrary.com/toc/jdare/0/0).