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RAeS on 24th July 2024 formalised an Aerospace Partnership with Terms of Reference (TORs) betweenIETandIMechE.

To celebrateAda Lovelace Day, five young women engineers have been announced as finalists for the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s (IET)Young Woman Engineerof the Year Awards 2024.

ByDr Patricia Xavier, Associate Professor NMITE Diverse teams provide enhanced engineering by being more critical and creative. The lived experiences of different groups of people provides a greater chance that a variety of perspectives are taken into account in design and manufacture, producing products and processes that meet the needs of a wider range of people.

Smart Manufacturing & Engineering Week 2024 celebrates its ‘buzziest’ ever year with new record attendance.

Nineteen Group announced a full programme of STEM activities under the banner ‘Manufacturers & Engineers of the Future’ at Smart Manufacturing & Engineering Week on 6th June at Birmingham’s NEC.

With justunder two weeks until Manufacturing & Engineering Week 2023 and its centrepieceexhibitions opentheir doors on 7thand 8thof June at Birmingham’s NEC,the full educationalprogrammehas been announced.

Nineteen Group announces a range of activities that will take place during Manufacturing & Engineering Week 2023.

As industry, governments and regulators strive to decarbonise transportation of all kinds - from automotive to marine, rail and aviation - hydrogen is becoming the focus of significant additional interest both as a fuel and as an energy vector and store.

University of Portsmouth, Cardiff University and Indian Institute of Technology Bombay were among those who received awards at Formula Student 2020 during the MathWorks Closing Awards Ceremony, which was broadcast to the world on Sunday evening. The team from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology also came away with an award in their debut year.

Only 26% of people aged 18-24 understand that nuclear power is a low carbon source of electricity, compared with 76% for renewables such as wind and solar.This is the main finding of a new poll by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) into public attitudes.