Leeds College of Building (LCB) recently decided to dispose of its joinery machinery as part of a planned site restructure.  LCB, founded in 1960, is the only further education college in the UK dedicated to construction and the built environment....

They are used in cleaning our drinking water, treating sewage, processing foods and keeping pharmaceuticals safe – membranes are a crucial part of everyday life.  Now, chemical engineers at the University of Bath have made an effective and more sustainable...

A mutual aspiration to generate engineering and artificial intelligence-driven solutions that deliver real-world, industrial impact has led to the formation of two new Innovation Centres by first-time partners the University of Huddersfield and TWI Ltd, namely the Precision Engineering Innovation...

The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) is calling on all engineering construction employers, their workforce, training organisations, Government partners and asset owners to get involved in shaping the new training and development strategy for the industry. 2025 is the...

Coventry University has sold spin-out company CyberOwl, a global leader in maritime cybersecurity, to independent assurance and risk management provider DNV.  CyberOwl’s journey from a research project to a globally recognised company was led by key innovators, including Professor Siraj...

More young people are taking up manufacturing and engineering courses in Chesterfield, according to new figures. Chesterfield College has reported a phenomenal 80% increase in engineering study enrolments for 16–18-year-old students in the last 3 years. The figure was released...

The University of Manchester and Cummins formed a partnership to drive innovation in power solution technologies, with both students and researchers working together to contribute to the company’s future product development strategy. As the collaboration marks the end of its...

Generating 3D mesh digital models is a crucial part of engineering projects, to enable the accurate analysis of structures. But the manual process of creating a grid of interconnecting points is a tedious task and can take up to 90%...

The National Centre for Accessible Transport (ncat) has found that 92% of disabled people they spoke with face barriers when using at least one mode of transport, with inaccessible streets and pavements being the biggest obstacles in public spaces. Additionally,...

James Marchant, Packaging Data & Workflow Leader at Beyondly, discusses the considerable data challenges ahead for producers following the draft release Recyclability Assessment Methodology (RAM). Highlighting the increase in data point requirements to ensure compliance with EPR. As the landscape...