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Engine company wind inclusion award

The UKRC Diversity and Inclusion Award, now in its fourth year, offers recognition to companies who have embedded equality and diversity into their working ethos.

News from UK Resource Centre for Women in SET, Jul 18, 2008

Awards recognise engineering firms

Companies can apply for a Queen's Award in up to three categories: International Trade, Innovation and Sustainable Development.

News from Queen's Awards for Enterprise, Jul 16, 2008

Student racers pioneer alternative fuels

For the first time in the history of the competition, this year's Formula Student event at Silverstone included three entries from "low carbon" cars.

News from Institution of Engineering and Technology, Jul 14, 2008

Lifesaving device competes for award

The Oxymon device uses a standard cannula mask to monitor both the presence of oxygen supply to the patient and also the dynamics of their breathing.

News from Institution of Engineering and Technology, Jul 14, 2008

Water filter/kettle competes for innovation award

Filket sers do not have to dispose of bulky plastic water filter systems and only change a thin recyclable membrane.

News from Institution of Engineering and Technology, Jul 10, 2008

Workshops promote scientific gender balance

More than 30 representatives from STEM professional institutions and societies attended an equality and diversity workshop held at the Institute of Physics in London.

News from UK Resource Centre for Women in SET, Jul 8, 2008

Last call announced for innovation awards

Potential entrants in the Institution of Engineering and Technology's Innovation Awards have until 25th July to submit their entries.

News from Institution of Engineering and Technology, Jul 1, 2008

Presentation tips help boost sales

As an engineer, a technical salesperson, or a marketing guru, giving presentations is a must to get support for your projects or proposals, according to Paul Gruhn.

News from ISA, Jun 27, 2008

Students race low-carbon fuel vehicles

Among the teams entering cars in the low-carbon fuel category are the University of Hertfordshire with a hydrogen-powered car and Oxford Brookes University with a parallel hybrid.

News from Institution of Engineering and Technology, Jun 24, 2008

Training boosts ISA84 standard awareness

ISA and the Automation Standards Compliance Institute (ASCI) are introducing three certificate programs that will increase knowledge and awareness of the ISA84 standard.

News from ISA, Jun 17, 2008

Bionic hand wind engineering award

The i-LIMB Hand is a prosthetic device that looks and acts like a real human hand with five individually powered digits.

News from Royal Academy of Engineering, Jun 11, 2008

Engineering organisations discuss co-operation

The IET has been involved in taking CMES members through professional registration for the CEng and IEng qualifications and will be presenting these certificates at the CMES annual conference.

News from Institution of Engineering and Technology, Jun 6, 2008

LEDs produce high-quality light at a low cost

A in lighting technology is the subject of an awards submission to the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) 2008 Innovation Awards.

News from Institution of Engineering and Technology, Jun 4, 2008

Low-cost system tracks aircraft

The IET 2008 Innovation Awards highlights the importance of innovation by celebrating its application across a range of engineering disciplines from across the world.

News from Institution of Engineering and Technology, May 30, 2008

UK invests in next generation aircraft design

Initiative will see 17 industrial partners join forces in one of the most significant aviation research and technology programmes launched in the UK for many decades.

News from Technology Strategy Board, May 15, 2008

Awards shortlist showcases engineering innovation

The Automation Partnership, Johnson Matthey, Owlstone and Touch Bionics are the four finalists for the 2008 Royal Academy of Engineering MacRobert Award.

News from Royal Academy of Engineering, May 13, 2008

Engineering needs an image change

Engineering needs to dispel its image of hard hats and overalls if it is to attract more people into the profession, according to the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).

News from Institution of Engineering and Technology, May 7, 2008

Researchers work on lunar rover

Dr Gao and Professor Ju will both spend six months working at each other's universities, investigating onboard guidance, navigation and control systems for a lunar rover.

News from Royal Academy of Engineering, Apr 30, 2008

Copper surfaces protect against superbug

Researchers at the University of Southampton have established that copper surfaces can inactivate the virulent hospital superbug Clostridium difficile.

News from Copper Development Association, Mar 27, 2008

More support for CEO Charter

Charter is a commitment by organisations to actively support the increasing participation of women in SET at all levels and promote best practice in gender equality and diversity.

News from UK Resource Centre for Women in SET, Mar 27, 2008

Institute calls for membership

The IICI has been founded on the concept that industrial interoperability standards allow manufacturers to build lean IT systems through common definitions of data and processes.

News from ISA, Mar 25, 2008

Electrical bodies unite against black market

Electrical Industry Charter aims to combat the trade in counterfeits and the proliferation of products failing to comply with the appropriate standards.

News from BEAMA, Mar 24, 2008

Glittering prizes for powder metallurgy papers

Competition aims to promote and develop an interest in powder metallurgy among young scientists at European academic establishments.

News from European Powder Metallurgy Association, Feb 25, 2008

From satellites to space tourism

The 2008 Kelvin Lecture presentation will give an overview of the logical link between Astrium's space activities and space tourism and present the corresponding craft.

News from Institution of Engineering and Technology, Feb 18, 2008