The Paul Jackson blog The chief executive of EngineeringUK was encouraged by some of the messages coming out of the recent Conservative Party conference
There has been a lot of talk about billionaires building bases on the moon or Mars, but how possible is this? Our resident science fiction author Gareth L. Powell takes a look at the engineering...
A unique barium titanate and tin composite developed by US researchers could provide building materials with diamond-style toughness. Siobhan Wagner reports
Inventor Trevor Baylis sadly passed away on 5 March 2018. In this opinion piece from July 2011, Baylis talked about the challenges facing young engineers.
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Saar Yoskovitz, CEO at Augury, explains the ways in which AI and predictive maintenance can help manufacturers minimise the pain of spiralling energy costs.
Dr Patricia Xavier, associate professor and programme leader for integrated engineering at NMITE, reflects on what Ada Lovelace’s story reminds us about STEM, talent and belonging.
Hydrogen-based aviation will be a reality by 2035 and anticipating safety issues will be critical, says Vance Hilderman, aviation expert, author, and CEO of AFuzion.
Computer models of human visual responses will help robots get their priorities right.
