The design of medical electronic equipment seems like a straightforward task, until you get into the details. Remember, as you know, this type of…
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H1perchain £11.3m battery production project opens jobs
A £11.3m project, designed to scale up the UK’s battery pack manufacturing and supply chain capability, has been hailed a resounding success. The H1perChain…
The job market for women in STEM
Firstly, let’s start off by saying, there is no such thing as a job for a woman in STEM, any more than there is…
If not university, then what?
By Sidharth Oberoi, Vice President of International Strategy at Instructure Traditionally, a university degree has been seen as the pathway to better job opportunities…
Hazel: a member of DSTL’s graduate scheme
Hazel gets to move around lots on our rotational graduate scheme whilst also applying her degree in Aeronautics and Astronautics with Spacecraft Engineering from…
Top 400 ‘Whizzkids’ battle to be best at WorldSkills UK’s National Finals
More than 400 hundred of the very brightest young professionals and apprentices, from across the UK, are gathered this week to battle to be…
Torquing up success at Formula Student
High performance electric cars are being developed across Europe for Formula Student, an engineering education competition like no other. The team from Instituto Superior…
Coventry University holds Metaverse event to relaunch institution
Coventry University's Institute for Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering (AME) recently celebrated the completion of a £6m expansion through a virtual event. The university technology…
Oxfordshire Advanced Skills completes £13m expansion
Oxfordshire Advanced Skills (OAS) has opened a new £13m state-of-the-art extension at the UK Atomic Energy Authority’s (UKAEA) Culham Campus, to provide high-quality training…
International status for Nottingham-based innovation project
The University of Nottingham is participating in a collaborative project aimed at creating a portable facility for converting waste into chemicals, which are then…