Space
New type of star system? Mysterious radio signal puzzles astronomers
After observing a part of the sky near the Southern Constellation of Ara for about two months using MeerKAT, a radio telescope…
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
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Opportunities
Update – Born to Engineers 2020 Guide to UK Engineering Scholarships
Just in time for 2020 we have updated our list of the best engineering scholarships out there, what they offer and how…
Construction & Infrastructure
Born to Engineer talks about Engineering without borders with SMECs Andreas Neumaier
Today we talk to Andreas Neumaier, Chief Technical Principal of Hydropower about why he decided on a career in hydro and dam engineering and how Engineers can make a real difference to society.
Careers Civil, Structural
Health
Medical AI can now predict survival rates-but it's not ready to unleash on patients
Researchers have produced an algorithm that could guess whether heart patients had lived or died from their condition within a year but…
Careers Biomedical
Automotive & Transport
ANTOLIN i.JUMP open innovation challenge enters second phase
The ennomotive Grupo Antolin ANTOLIN i.JUMP open innovation challenge – which gives engineers the chance to win a cash prize of 10,000…
Careers Mechanical, Electrical
Electronics & Communications
A Researcher has created an algorithm to remove the water from underwater photos
Sea-thru is mind-blowing. The new algorithm restores colours to underwater images. This isn't just about making photographs look great. The software is…
Careers Electronic, Electrical
HealthOpportunities
Meet five young engineers are on a mission to make the world a better place
This week is Tomorrow’s Engineers Week and to celebrate Tomorrow’s Engineers have released five short films showcasing the amazing work of engineers…
Careers Biomedical
Health
In Profile – Helena Gleichen: pioneer radiographer, suffragist and forgotten hero of World War I
Do you know who Helena Gleichen is? Gleichen has become a forgotten hero of the World War I – despite her brave…
Careers Biomedical
Automotive & Transport
Latest stats show the internal combustion engine in terminal decline
New figures show that the internal combustion engine has now entered a period of terminal decline within the UK. The latest stats…
Careers Mechanical, Electrical
Aerospace, Defence & Marine
Will Electric planes solve flying’s CO₂ problem?
The UK government plans to ban the sale of new conventional petrol and diesel cars by 2040... but could electrification help cut…
Careers Aerospace, Mechanical
Electronics & Communications
Kids Invent Stuff seek ‘Notification’ ideas!
Youtube channel 'Kids Invent Stuff' want your ideas for Notification Inventions, with the winning entry built by real engineers. The competition is…
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Energy & Environment
Engineers develop a new way to remove carbon dioxide from air
A team of engineers from MIT have developed a new way to remove carbon dioxide from the air. The new tech could…
Careers Electrical, Chemical
Energy & EnvironmentBreakthroughs
New experiment may solve the universe's Dark energy mystery
As an astronomer, there is no better feeling than achieving “first light” with a new instrument or telescope. It is the culmination…
Careers Electrical, Chemical
Electronics & Communications
AI ‘locked in’ person to write with his mind
95% accuracy! A new technique that combines AI and 'brain scanning' allows paralysed people to simply imagine writing on the screen...
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Construction & Infrastructure
Watch as the Danish Rubjerg lighthouse is moved inland on skates
Coastal erosion from North Sea winds has to topple the 120-year-old Rubjerg Knude lighthouse. However, the Danes have come up with a…
Careers Civil, Structural
Space
NASA's recordings of 'marsquakes' let us listen to the martian heartbeat
NASA’s InSight lander just captured a range of sounds but the most tantalisingly it has recorded the low rumble of a “marsquakes”…
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
Electronics & CommunicationsOpportunities
STEM Accord Launches Bristol Pilot
A new STEM education initiative is launching its Bristol Pilot today. While there are plenty of new and exciting organisations looking to…
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Automotive & Transport
Letting Bloodhound Off The Leash – date set for Bloodhound High Speed Test programme
The team behind Bloodhound supersonic car are planning a series of tests that include high-speed tests of aerodynamics, handling, desert wheels and…
Careers Mechanical, Electrical
Electronics & Communications
Meet the Open Source Operating System designed for a post-apocalyptic world
Worried that life post-Brexit might be positively post-apocalyptic. Fear not. This computer operating system is designed to run off scavenged parts meaning…
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Space
Nobel Prize in Physics – How was first exoplanet around a sun-like star discovered?
An exoplanet, or extrasolar planet, is a planet orbiting a star beyond our solar system. For thousands of years across many civilisations,…
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
Space
Nobel Prize In Physics-Meet James Peebles, master of the universe
Is James Peebles as the greatest living cosmologist? The Nobel Prize committee seems to think so but who is he and what…
Careers Aerospace, Electronic