Seven of the UK’s top entrepreneurs have been awarded £85,000 of funding from the Enterprise Hub to develop a “spin-out business” from their innovations. The innovations include “smart glasses” to aid the visually impaired and a wireless device that uses 3D movements to interact with a computer.
UK Government Commits £4.5 Billion to Support Strategic Manufacturing and Clean Energy
The UK government has announced a major £4.5 billion investment package to support strategic manufacturing sectors and accelerate the transition to clean...
Navigating the Fallout: Unpacking the Industry’s Response to the HS2 Cancellation
The abrupt cancellation of the HS2's northern leg has sent shockwaves through the engineering and construction sectors, eliciting a chorus...
Dyson Foundation pledges £6m investment for Malmesbury Primary School STEAM center
James Dyson Foundation has pledged £6m to Malmesbury Primary School in Wiltshire to fund a new educational centre for teaching...
Engineering the world's sustainable future is one of the most important challenges of our time, and the Faculty of Engineering...
Sustainable Futures Innovation Challenge – Devon trio scoop prize
Earlier this year the Royal Academy of Engineers invited young people to become engineers and share their ideas for innovations...
Super Teachers Cath Milne and Rebecca Lofthouse awarded 2022 Clark Prize
This years David Clark Prize has been awarded to Cath Milne and Rebecca Lofthouse at this years annual ERA Foundation...
David Clark – £8,000 Prize to recognise exceptional STEM Teachers now open
This years David Clark Prizes is now open. Each year the David Clark prize offers two awards for teachers working...
Nasa begins process of focusing James Webb space telescope
Nasa has kicked off its months-long process of focusing the James Webb space telescope. The revolutionary new scope is a...