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UK lacking in female engineers

According to the Women’s Engineering Society, in 2014 women made up only 6% of all UK engineers, meaning the UK is lagging compared to the rest of Europe.

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Energy & Environment

Sheffield students to compete in Railway Challenge

The Institute of Mechanical Engineers Railway Challenge – a competition to design and build the most efficient locomotive – will take place in June and will include a team of 25 students from the University of Sheffield.

Careers Electrical, Chemical

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Manufacturing

Australian professors hope to develop 4D printing

Australian scientists have designed autonomous valve which they hope can lead to 4D printing. Professors from the University of Wollongong have compared the 4D printing process to a transformer toy…

Careers Manufacturing, Automation

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ManufacturingOpportunities

Manufacturing firms report increase in orders and employment

According to statistics published by the CBI Quarterly Industrial Trends Survey, which measured statistics over a three month period, British manufacturing firms have reported a 37% increase in new orders.

Careers Manufacturing, Automation

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ManufacturingOpportunities

Banking group to fund trainee engineers

The Close Brothers banking group have agreed to fund engineering apprentices at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre in Sheffield.

Careers Manufacturing, Automation

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Aerospace, Defence & MarineOpportunities

Rolls-Royce appoints engineer as new Chief Executive

Engineer Warren East will take over from John Riston as the new chief executive of Rolls-Royce. East has been a non-executive director of the company since 2014, as well being on the board of BT, De La Rue, Dyson, Micron Inc. and Digital Catapult.

Careers Aerospace, Mechanical

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