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Ant Miller Ant Miller | 08:37 UK time, Friday, 8 January 2010

Welcome back from the Christmas and New Year break - we took a little time out here in R&D to recharge batteries, fuel cells and exotic energy systems, as we have a tremendously exciting few months ahead of us. We'll post about that soon, but lets kick off the new year with another great video from Quentin Cooper's further exploration of R&D.

In today's film Quentin meets with Chris Chambers and Ranulph Poole, two of R&D's most experienced engineers, and explores the peculiar spaces that are our 'controlled environments'.

Watch the video and comment at the 91Èȱ¬ Research and Development blog

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