Electronics & CommunicationsOpportunities
Doodles of scientists reveal changing gender stereotypes
A study has looked at what happens when you ask a child to 'draw a scientist' and how those drawings reveal how…
Careers Electronic, Electrical
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Electronics & CommunicationsOpportunities
Kids Invent Stuff seek designs for Gravity Racers
Do you have a younger brother or sister, kids of your own? Youtube channel Kids Invent Stuff is looking for designs a…
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Space
Win a meter-high LEGO NASA Apollo Saturn V
We are giving away LEGO's 1,969 pieces Apollo Saturn V rocket to celebrate the inspirational 'figures' from fields of space exploration. Follow…
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
Opportunities
International Women’s Day is all about challenging stereotypes and bias
This year International Women's Day is all about challenging stereotypes and bias with #PressforProgress. Engineering more than ever needs to talk about…
HealthOpportunities
Natural History Museum shares the inspiring stories of women in science and research
The Natural History Museum is home to more than 300 scientists who spend their days inside collections, storeroom and labs at the Museum.
Careers Biomedical
Construction & InfrastructureOpportunities
Routes into Engineering – Apprenticeships, University Or A-Levels
This March we are celebrating the different ways you can get into Engineering. To kick off we have collected some of our…
Careers Civil, Structural
Construction & Infrastructure
Global Seed Vault planning multimillion-pound fortification
Good news for one of the worlds Engineering successes. The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is getting a £9 million upgrade to protect…
Careers Civil, Structural
Space
UK Engineering Takes Centre Stage in Hong Kong Expo
Good news for UK Engineering - the government is putting centre stage at the GREAT Festival of Innovation in Hong Kong this…
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
Manufacturing
Cambridge leads the charge to use Graphene in zero gravity
Great to see Engineers from Cambridge pushing the uses of Graphene. In a series of exciting new experiments, Cambridge researchers experienced weightlessness…
Careers Manufacturing, Automation
Automotive & Transport
Boring Company gets go ahead to start digging in Washington, DC
The "Boring Company" has received permission to start digging in Washing DC bringing Elon Musks vision of a hyperloop tunnel between Washington…
Careers Mechanical, Electrical
Energy & Environment
Dyson's First Electric Vehicle Might Skip Using A Solid-State Battery
New rumours are circulating the Dyson might not just be producing one electric car but three! The bad news is that it…
Careers Electrical, Chemical
Electronics & Communications
Engineering Talks – River Monitoring in Cold Regions
Joey Simoes - a masters student in the Department of Civil Engineering, University of Manitoba - has created a short video that explains in under one minute his thesis.
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Electronics & Communications
This stunning photo shows a single atom trapped by electric fields
This utterly remarkable photo shows a single atom trapped by electric fields. The small bright dot in centre of the picture is…
Careers Electronic, Electrical
Engineering Talks – Ruth Amos on The Problem, How I Solved It, and Where it Has Taken Me
How does a GCSE project turn into a design company with international reach? Touching on the themes of young ambition, fear, common…
Health
“This is Engineering” – How the Royal Academy of Engineering is re-branding Engineering for the 21st Century
The Royal Academy of Engineering has launched "This is Engineering".
Careers Biomedical
Automotive & Transport
“Managing Motorways in the Sky” – John Wheal is Born to Engineer.
It was a school visit to an airport that first got a 14 year old John Wheal thinking about all of the complex systems that have to work together to make air travel possible, from departure boards to baggage handling.
Careers Mechanical, Electrical
Space
10 Things To Know About SpaceX’s powerful Falcon Heavy
Yesterday was the space 'event' of the year! SpaceX's Falcon Heavy - the biggest rocket in the world - blasted off successfully…
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
Space
SpaceX just got permission from the US government to launch a Tesla Roadster toward Mars
SpaceX is launching its Falcon Heavy rocket for the first time on Tuesday and Elon Musk has confirmed he is putting his…
Careers Aerospace, Electronic
Energy & Environment
Harley Davidson wants to become the Tesla of motorbikes
Last year was a rough year for Harley-Davidson with a 6.7% drop in worldwide sales. The company is planning to tackle this slump with the creation of an electric Harley.
Careers Electrical, Chemical
Energy & Environment
Buckyballs boost prospect of transparent solar cell
Buckyballs could lead to ubiquitous, inexpensive and nearly invisible solar cells.
Careers Electrical, Chemical
Health
2018 Inventor Prize finalists announced
The Inventor Prize shortlist for 2018 has been announced; among the exciting list of people using Engineering to benefit society is Born…
Careers Biomedical