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Opportunities

Profile piece on Sarah Haslam, Ford Motors

The Times has run a profile piece on Sarah Haslam, Powertrain Engineering Manager at Ford Motors, in which she talks about her day-to-day work, her journey into engineering and the need to get more women into engineering.

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Manufacturing

Aluminium Products Ltd appoints female boss

West Bromwich based foundry Aluminium Products Ltd has appointed a female MD Gina Steventon. Steventon has 28 years’ experience and has stated that the quality and performance of the firm…

Careers Manufacturing, Automation

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HealthOpportunities

Bionic hand developed for women and teenagers

29-year-old Nicky Ashwell has been fitted with the world’s most lifelike bionic hand. The hand has been developed by prosthetic limb supplier Steeper using Formula One technology and a skeletal structure.

Careers Biomedical

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Automotive & Transport

Second WMG Academy to open in Solihull

A second WMG Academy for Young Engineers will open in Solihull in September 2016. The academy will teach 14 to 19 year old students STEM subjects, as well as English, Geography and Languages.

Careers Mechanical, Electrical

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Opportunities

IOP members win Queen's Birthday Honours

Two members of the Institute of Physics have been awarded Queen’s Birthday Honours. Editor-in-chief of Nature Philip Campbell has been made a Knight Bachelor for his work in science, including…

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Student Engineers awarded ICE scholarship

Two Teesside University students, Charlotte Gibb and Lacey Harrison, and Newcastle College student Jack Thomas, have been awarded the Institution of Civil Engineers’ QUET Technician Scholarship.

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Aerospace, Defence & MarineOpportunities

Airbus increases sales for Gardner Aerospace

Sales of aerospace supplier Gardner Aerospace have risen to over $185m – an increase by almost 8%, following expansions to Poland and India.

Careers Aerospace, Mechanical

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SpaceBreakthroughs

Origami-inspired spacecraft

UK start up, Oxford Space Systems and Oxford University Professor, Zhong You, are collaborating on deployable spacecraft systems based on origami.

Careers Aerospace, Electronic

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Energy & Environment

G7 leaders pledge to end fossil-fuel use

A 17 page document titled ‘Think Ahead, Act Together’, was revealed at the G7 summit today in Bavaria, which aims to phase out fossil-fuel use by 2100.

Careers Electrical, Chemical

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Energy & Environment

Hydrogen car to be made in the UK

Riversimple Engineering, based in Wales, has started work constructing a two-seater hydrogen car which will be able to be driven in UK cities.

Careers Electrical, Chemical

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Energy & EnvironmentOpportunities

Chinese scientists recycle indium from LCD screens

Scientists from the School of Environment at Tsinghua University in Beijing have tested 18 different methods to remove indium from LCD screens, in order to recycle rare metal.

Careers Electrical, Chemical

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ManufacturingOpportunities

Calbee open UK manufacturing facility

Calbee have opened a £6.5 million innovation and manufacturing facility in Deeside, with funding help from the Welsh government.

Careers Manufacturing, Automation

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