This week’s poll: the benefits of Bloodhound As the Bloodhound LSR team prepares to return from the Kalahari Desert after its successful opening round of high-speed testing, The Engineer asks what the most important benefits of the project are likely to be News Automotive
Antimicrobial resistance: a call to arms Former chief medical officer Prof Dame Sally Davies on how engineers can help take the fight to superbugs Opinion Medical & healthcare
Engineering consumer technology: Royal flush Japanese toilets incorporate a fascinating array of technologies and are starting to take off in the UK. Andrew Wade reports In-depth Medical & healthcare
Late, Great Engineers: Gustave Eiffel Best known for his eponymous tower in Paris and the Statue of Liberty in New York, Gustave Eiffel’s career was a mixture of technical achievement, public scandal and obscurity In-depth Civil & structural
In-depth Medical & healthcare C2I 2019: Young Innovator develops facial recognition door entry system for the elderly
In-depth Aerospace C2I 2019: Alternative source of nuclear power represents lightbulb moment for space travel
