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Importance of Vocational Skills & Careers
EngineeringUK has today welcomed the Science for Careers report on increasing awareness of vocational science and engineering careers.
One week to go until the Big Bang Fair
Beam a message into space, meet a Madagascan Lemur face to face, or get messy with chocolate.
Break the Silence. Send Message Into Space!
On March 12th at 3pm, as part of National Science and Engineering Week 2010 (12-21 March), up to 5000 people across the UK will have their own personalised messages to potential life-forms beamed live into outer space.
100th Engineers Make It Happen lecture
On Friday February 12th, students from Coleg Meirion Dwyfor, North Wales, got together to celebrate the 100th "Engineers Make It Happen? visiting lecture with Vicki Stevenson, Solar Engineer from the Low Carbon Research Institute in Cardiff.
The Big Bang careers extravaganza
With 50 days to go until the beginning of the 2010 Big Bang: UK Young Scientists’ and Engineers’ Fair, organisers today announced an exciting and in-depth programme of career orientated activities and content for young people thinking of making science, technology, engineering or maths (STEM) a major part of their working life.
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EngineeringUK news
Evidence for STEM Select Committee
On February 10th, EngineeringUK CEO Paul Jackson together with representatives from Royal Academy of Engineering, Institution of Mechanical Engineers, and King’s College London gave evidence to the Children, Schools and Families Committee on the teaching of STEM subjects.
Date Published: February 15, 2010
EngineeringUK, the new name for the ETB.
The ETB has changed name to become EngineeringUK. Whilst still working to promote the work of engineers, engineering and technology, our new name reflects a change of approach over the last year.
Date Published: December 1, 2009
Industry news
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New found power
Power waves shooting trough carbon nanotubes could lead to a new way of producing electricity.
Date Published: March 9, 2010
Hand made
New electric cars made in Japan are built by hand.
Date Published: March 9, 2010
Wireless warning
Wireless solution could be the key to alerting the public to emergencies, says study.
Date Published: March 9, 2010
Clear vision
Computer vision technology can predict the fate of stem cells with 99 per cent accuracy.
Date Published: March 9, 2010
From the skies
New aerial surveillance technology could be used in British military operations.
Date Published: March 3, 2010
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