Sheffield Opens Three Advanced Engineering Centres
Three new multi-million pound research centres have been opened by the University of Sheffield in the region, aiming to further boost the city’s reputation as a hub for advanced engineering. The new centres could also boost the reputation of the Northern Powerhouse as a leader in advanced research, innovation and engineering. The Royce Translational Centre […]
Combining Resource Planning Can Elevate Engineering’s Key Issues
All industries have specific requirements when planning for the upcoming days, weeks, months and even years ahead. One of the key issues concerning planning in the engineering sector is that the industry as a whole needs a resource plan that can manage both the people on the ground and the equipment they are using. The […]
How Engineering Can Benefit from Better Planning
Overseeing the movements of people, equipment, transport and office space is an engineering project manager’s ultimate goal. Using a flexible resource planning tool, engineering companies can see where equipment is and where the operators are located (and most importantly if they are free). They can also add in information around maintenance of tools, vacations or […]
Assystem Turns 50!
The international group Assystem in a specialist in engineering. The company is celebrating 50 years of engineering heritage that covers aerospace, automotive and nuclear engineering sectors. While celebrating this momentous anniversary, the company if looking to improve their presence in the sector by increasing the delivery of next generation and end to end full life […]
15 Of The World’s Engineered Animals & Their Benefits To Science
Engineering animals, or cloning is a controversial topic. For some it is a glimpse into the amazing advancements of the future and for others it’s a step too far out of their ethical means. Either way it cannot be denied that this technology will have important ramifications for everyone in years to come, whether we […]
How Will Brexit Affect British Engineering and Manufacturing?
Post Brexit Britain is a place that is scary for many, people are in fear of what will affect them and to what extent, or if it will affect them at all. In terms of manufacturing and engineering, there are the positives, the negatives and still the unknown… An obvious impact of the referendum is […]
10 Reasons Why Engineers Make The World A Better Place To Live In
10 Reasons Why Engineers Make The World A Better Place To Live In : Engineering is something which is essential to a country running smoothly, being economically stable and improving not only itself but also the planet. Sadly, there are many aspects of engineering that people donât know or overlook. Recently researchers and engineers have […]
Report Reveals Fears UK Education System Is Failing The Engineering Sector
The UK education system “will not fulfil the needs of the engineering sector by 2025” according to a Tata report with 63% of engineers believing reforms must be made to meet the needs of the sector. More than 500 members of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers said in a recent survey that UK education should […]
All Aboard The Bitcoin Bandwagon: Why Engineering is Joining The Party
Engineering and the financial sector may not have the strongest connections in the world, but with Bitcoin reaching record highs in 2017, the race is on to see how the two can come closer together. For those with a keen on eye on the movements of currency, the first quarter of 2017 has been bullish […]
3 Big Changes Impacting Engineering In 2017
3 Big Changes Impacting Engineering In 2017 : The year has only just begun, but the engineering industry is already off at full force with three big changes happening now that you need to know about. Engineering software is finally moving to the cloud The first change happening that you need to know about is […]
