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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 ( 7 May 2008)
Engineering body promotes registration
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) wants the government to lead the drive towards professional registration for engineers.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (25 April 2008)
Technology and engineering in modern sport
The IET is working with Sheffield Hallam University to showcase some of the UK's world leading research into sports equipment and technology in a pan-European tour.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (28 February 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 (18 February 2008)
Award winners are female engineering role models
This year's IET Young Woman Engineer of the Year Award has gone to an electrical engineering programme co-ordinator with power company E.ON.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (17 January 2008)
Software innovation receives design award
I and E Systems replaced traditional paper-based design documentation with a model which represented the system parts and connections.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (15 November 2007)
Web database provides research help
The Inspec Direct platform will be commercially available on 1st January, 2008 and starting today researchers and information professionals are invited to trial the new platform for free.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (17 October 2007)
Teenagers show little interest in engineering
A survey of career preferences among 14 and 15 year-olds shows engineering lies outside their top-ten choices.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (12 October 2007)
Engineering awards finalists announced
The IET awards winners will be announced on 13th November at London's Marriot Hotel, Grosvenor Square
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology ( 3 October 2007)
Collaboration provides online seminars
The IET will help academic institutions web stream important research seminars, conferences and lectures via IET.tv.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology ( 1 October 2007)
Awards promote apprenticeships for women
The winner of the IET Young Woman Engineering Apprentice of the Year Award will have to demonstrate her ability to act as an enthusiastic role model.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (20 July 2007)
Engineering sector faces recruitment crisis
Engineering and technology businesses are turning to countries such as India, China and South Africa to plug the skills gap.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (11 July 2007)
Engineering companies struggle to find staff
The Institution of Engineering and Technology has warned that staff shortages experienced by engineering and technology companies in the UK may threaten growth and even UK competitiveness.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (10 July 2007)
Awards recognise young professionals
The IET is Young Professionals' Career Achievement Award is presented annually to the young professional judged to have made the most significant progress in their career.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (27 June 2007)
Engineering awards make final call for entries
The final deadline for entries in the Institution of Engineering and Technology's Innovation in Engineering Awards is July 13th.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (22 June 2007)
Measurement prize opens for entries
The winner of the IET Measurement Prize 2007 will receive a cash prise of GBP 1000 as well as a certificate of recognition and a medal.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (20 June 2007)
Survey shows increasing interest in engineering
An international study has found that teenagers today believe that engineering is a challenging, innovative and lucrative career.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (15 June 2007)
Awards programme addresses skills shortages
Awards programme offers almost GBP 1 million worth of scholarships, bursaries and awards to encourage a greater take up of university engineering and technology courses.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology ( 1 May 2007)
The pros and cons of nuclear power
"Nuclear power" by Janet Wood is the first in a new series of paperback books on the energy sector to be published by the IET.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology (25 April 2007)
Railway electrification explained
"Railway electrification infrastructure and systems" is a five day course presented by expert lecturers who have worked on railway systems around the world.
News from Institution of Engineering and Technology ( 3 April 2007)
Engineering group sounds energy policy warning
Professor made a fellow of engineering body
Mathematics of risk at Savoy Place
Engineering institution expresses diploma concerns
Awards help address shortage of female role models
Events and training calendar goes online
Institution supports F1 in Schools
Fast track to technician qualification
Institution to expand publishing stable
Young Woman Engineer shortlist announced
Seminar focuses on role of asset manager
Enterprise control system integration explained
Wireless sensor networks explained
Awards celebrate excellence in engineering
Enterprise integration of control systems
Seminar covers power generation control
Control and automation meeting set for Glasgow
ITIC 2006 attracts wide range of speakers
54 companies are short-listed for awards
Conference focuses on technological innovation
Institution Board of Trustees named
Engineering awards encourage more women
Deadline looms for female engineering apprentices
Award to recognise female engineering apprentices
Institution searches for women engineers
DTI supports innovation awards
Premature publication endangers public confidence
Partnership promotes professional development
Achievement awards deadline approaches
Institution of Engineering and Technology arrives
Innovation awards open for nominations
Crimewatch star to deliver IEE lecture
Young engineers' prize is a split decision
Lecture to examine attitudes to climate change
Engineering institutions set to merge
Seminar to investigate the UK conundrum
Gershon and Er made Honorary Fellows
UK student intake shows encouraging signs
Awards recognise excellence in innovation
Leaders line up for international conference
New office spearheads IEE drive into China
Power engineers to discuss UK challenges
School children's drawings commended
Study questions childhood cancer claims
Last chance to nominate innovation
Academy aims to attract more students to power
Paterson takes charge of policy
Awards aim to encourage technological advancement
IEE seeks outstanding engineers
White Paper recognises vocational skills
Jackson takes charge of professional operations
Engineering bodies slam Government consultation
Institution applauds Brown's tax U-turn
Civil engineer wins Karen Burt Award
New journal is devoted to systems biology
New addition to Faraday archive
New president to SET the agenda
IEE honoured in engineering awards
IEE rewards innovative student racers
"Author pays" publishing model is flawed, says IEE
The facts about colour vision defects
Student racers move into top gear
Thumbs up for Government installer's scheme
Parliamentary praise for Power Academy
Power Academy to address skills shortages
Awards to honour tech teaching excellence
IEE reaffirms low risk from low-level EMFs
Publishing department aims for awards
IEE Fellows to advise UK Government
Wiring regs take in new conductor colours
Intelligent cyborgs at the IEE
Seminar on changes to measurement accreditation
Prize for outstanding work in measurement
No engineering super-institute for the time being
IEE Faraday Medal goes to Professor Peter Grant
Tomlinson 14-19 education reforms welcomed
Students to tune into 2004 Faraday Lecture
Student racing challenge set for July 2004
Award to recognise medical engineering
Moiseiwitsch sets policy for IEE
Measurement prize up for grabs
Challenge seeks innovative sustainable solutions
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