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Matthew Postgate Matthew Postgate | 09:00 UK time, Wednesday, 16 December 2009

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[Editor: A few weeks ago we recorded a series of short films around R&D with , host of "Material World" and "Connect" on Radio 4, and science and engineering "journalist at large".Ìý We shot quite a few mini documentaries with Quentin, looking at various recent, and not so recent elements of the work at R&D, interviewing key staff and playing with various perculiar bits of kit.
This is the second part of an in depth three part interview with the controller of R&D, Matthew Postgate.Ìý The discussion explores the range of projects that the department has worked on over the year- from focussed development to blue sky research, and from the open, shared, collaborative domain to more closely guarded work.]

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