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Tim Dwyer, formerly a professor in the engineering faculty at London South Bank University (LSBU), has joined CIBSE Journal as a part-time technical editor. He will help the magazine to continue to develop its technical content, which aims to refl ect the growing complexity and diversity of technological change and academic research in the building services engineering sector. ‘As the fi rst technical editor of the
magazine, I am keen to see that it continues to improve its technical credibility for both members and non-members of CIBSE,’ Dwyer commented. Dwyer, who is also a member
of the Journal’s Editorial Advisory Panel, will provide a range of expertise in the writing, editing, devising and developing of technical and academic content. He will also continue to oversee the highly popular CPD section of the magazine, which he has devised and helped to develop since the
and, importantly, growth.’ Dwyer sits on CIBSE Council, and is a fellow of CIBSE, ASHRAE and IMechE. He chairs the CIBSE Communications Committee, the CIBSE/ASHRAE Group, and is an ASHRAE director. As a member of CIBSE’s accreditation panel, Dwyer has visited many university building services-related courses. He says he appreciates the high-quality education provision that he has encountered, but is well aware of the increasingly challenging environment that students face. CIBSE Journal editor Bob Cervi
Journal’s inception in February 2009. In this role he continues to have regular contact with leading manufacturers that are able to have an input into the content of some CPD modules. Having started his career as
a hospital design engineer, he later joined London South Bank Polytechnic (now LSBU) as a
lecturer and became the head of its building services group, helping to forge strong links with industry. ‘This is where our industry
can make a real difference,’ says Dwyer. ‘Where there is a real and not tokenistic industrial panel that is actively involved in an academic department, there is much greater opportunity for continued success
added: ‘I am delighted that Tim Dwyer is able to take on this important new post. ‘I am sure he will have a big part
to play in the magazine’s future development and its continuing efforts to offer the best and most authoritative coverage of the building services engineering and related sectors.’
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