Airbus to develop concepts for moon-orbiting space station The European Space Agency (ESA) has asked Airbus to work on concepts for key parts of the proposed Deep Space Gateway, a major international effort to build a moon-orbiting space station News Aerospace
First hydrogen fuel cell-powered trains enter service The world’s first hydrogen fuel cell-powered trains have entered commercial service in the Lower Saxony region of Germany. News Rail & marine
August 1884: The prospects of young engineers Plenty of young men were willing to become engineers in the late 19th century, but their scientific training and overall aptitude was considered woefully insufficient by the editors of The Engineer! Archive Skills and careers
UK RemoveDebris satellite carries out first ever trial of space waste removal European group led by Surrey University carries out first ever successful demonstration of space waste removal technology. News Aerospace
Poll: Is government taking industry Brexit warnings seriously enough? Whilst most, if not all, areas of UK industry have expressed concerns over the impact of Brexit, the automotive sector has perhaps been the most vocal critic of the project Poll Automotive
News Civil & structural New UK bridge designs could connect Europe and Africa across the Strait of Gibraltar
News Civil & structural New UK bridge designs could connect Europe and Africa across the Strait of Gibraltar
Blog Civil & structural Piano concerto: a view of a master of the confluence of engineering and architecture
Blog Civil & structural Piano concerto: a view of a master of the confluence of engineering and architecture
