Energy & Environment
Sydney is currently on 100% renewable energy
'The City of Sydney' is now completely powered by green energy from solar and wind farms reducing its emissions by 70% over…
Careers Electrical, Chemical
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Electronics & Communications
Robotic assistant performs 668 lab experiments in 8 days
A team of Engineers have developed a breakthrough robotic lab assistant.
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Electronics & CommunicationsBreakthroughs
New Stonehenge discovery: how archaeologists found a prehistoric monument hidden in data
The chances of finding another major archaeological monument near Stonehenge today are probably very small given the generations of work that has gone into studying the site.
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Energy & Environment
Norway bets £2.12 billion on Carbon Capture tech
The Scandinavian country, famous for using its oil-resources to create the world largest sovereign wealth fund, is turning to carbon capture to…
Careers Electrical, Chemical
Electronics & Communications
World first – A.I. ‘Actress’ Cast lands Lead in $70M Sci-Fi Film
A $70 million science fiction film has cast Erica, an AI robot, in new sci-fi film 'b.'
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Space
NASA's Mars Helicopter all set for Next Red Planet Mission
Ingenuity, a small, autonomous rotorcraft, is set to travel with the American agency’s latest Mars mission scheduled to blast off later this month.
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
Space
SpaceX to build floating spaceports
SpaceX is looking to build floating spaceports to use for hypersonic Earth travel as well as rockets to Moon and Mars.
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
ChemicalsOpportunities
Why Engineers Need To Care About Metrology
Today we take a quick look at an area of Engineering overlooked by many - the important role of metrology. The science…
Careers Chemical
Space
Have you got what it takes to become an astronaut in the new era of human spaceflight?
What exactly does it take to become an astronaut? Can we expect the requirements to change as more private companies get involved…
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
Electronics & CommunicationsBreakthroughs
Ground-Penetrating Radar Maps Entire Ancient Roman City
In a world-first, archaeologists have teamed up with Engineers to use ground-penetrating radar to map an ENTIRE ancient city while it’s still…
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Energy & Environment
The University of York launch free online Nuclear Masterclass for Year 11, 12 and 13 students
The University of York and leading experts from all over the world have put together a free online Nuclear Masterclass designed to…
Careers Electrical, Chemical
Energy & Environment
Worlds Biggest Solar Panel Maker Quietly Doubles Capacity With New Plant
The worlds largest solar panel maker has quietly set out plans to double its capacity.
Careers Electrical, Chemical
Space
Astronomers worry as private companies push ahead with satellite launches
Since the launch of Sputnik 1 in 1957, the lower orbit around the Earth has become an increasingly congested environment and the…
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
CRAETIF launches Coding Competition
Interested in coding but don't think you have all the skills yet. This coding competition requires no code... Find out more.
Electronics & Communications
Could this Bionic Eye Be Better Than a Real One?
A new artificial eye an order of magnitude more sensitive than a human eye has been created. It incorporates densely packed, nanometre-scale…
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Space
What is rockets were transparent?
A new youtube video gives us a sneak peek on what actually happens when a rocket lifts off.
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
Construction & Infrastructure
Homeschool Resources – University of Bath ‘Taster talks’
The University of Bath has launched a series of Engineering Taster talks. From ancient architectural concepts to the electronics of the future.
Careers Civil, Structural
Health
Blind people could ‘see’ letters drawn on their brains with electricity
A team of scientists stimulated the brain using electrodes implanted on its surface coaxing their brains to see letters that weren't there.
Careers Biomedical
Space
Space junk: Astronomers worry as private companies push ahead with satellite launches
Since the launch of Sputnik 1 in 1957, the lower orbit around the Earth has become an increasingly congested environment with more…
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
Health
Meet the Engineer Who Published Scientific Papers Using His Own Lego Microscope
Engineer Yuksel Temiz got so fed up with the limitations of expensive microscopes that he built his own... out Lego.
Careers Biomedical
Construction & Infrastructure
UK Fire Suppression Innovators, Plumis, are expanding their operation
UK Engineering innovators Plumis are expanding with three new hires. We featured Yusuf in one of our first Born to Engineer videos…
Careers Civil, Structural