The Paul Jackson ColumnThe chief executive of Engineering UK looks at how George Osborne could use the Spending Review to boost engineering careers
Professor Howard Chandler at the University of Aberdeen is leading a research project to devise an environmentally-friendly binder for wood particles and wood chips.
GE's Oil & Gas business has been awarded over $196 million to supply gas turbines, compressors and installation services for China's West-East Gas Pipeline Project.
The reported VPhase voltage reduction device is similar to many domestic embedded renewables technology — good technical performance but its potential may only be about 10 per cent realised.
The engineering sector may need to ‘rebrand’ following research that found Gen Z and millennials have negative perceptions of the profession.
Siemens has received an order from China’s Angang Iron and Steel Group to supply the electrical equipment for a new 5m plate mill.
The UK Space Agency has announced it is launching the £20m International Bilateral Fund (IBF) to strengthen strategic relationships with international partners.
EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation, has launched a programme of events to help manufacturing companies capitalise on opportunities in a low-carbon economy.
Small to medium-sized manufacturers have created more than 1000 jobs in the last eighteen months after taking advantage of a dedicated business support initiative.
A new study from Northern has shown how tweaks to the way trains are driven can reduce fuel consumption significantly while keeping trains running on time.
