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Portrait of Caroline Haslett when she became director of EAW, circa 1925 - Author unknown / public domain

Late, great engineers: Caroline Haslett - a life electrifying

Defence & security

How a UK software firm is helping manufacturers repel the cyber threat

Energy & environment

Cleaning up the clusters: how a regional decarbonisation push will be key to UK net zero ambitions

William Higginbotham
Defence & security

Late great engineers: Atom bomb pioneer and games designer William Higinbotham

The ForgeStar platform will make high value materials in space
Aerospace

Out of this world: How Welsh firm Space Forge plans to take manufacturing off-planet

Formation ageing and test is one of the most heavily automated stages within the facility
Automotive

On the charge: How UKBIC is helping to accelerate the UK's battery manufacturing ambitions

TE Videos

TE Talks: EP 21 - Insights from Additive Manufacturing's cutting edge

University of Bristol's LAZA system works by applying liquid-amplified electrostatic forces at the wing root
Aerospace

Inspired by nature: Could bio mimicry robots help save the planet?

Honed on the race track Dynisma's technology is said to provide accurate cueing up to 100 Hz, with up to 400 Hz said to be possible at lower precision
Automotive

Dynisma brings F1 simulation to the automotive masses

Protolaunch's thermal cycle allows for the use of fuels such as ethanol, which can be derived from non-fossil fuel sources
Aerospace

Full throttle: the cosmic ambitions of Cambridge space firm Protolaunch

Air Commodore Frank Whittle seated at his desk at during World War II. The two models on his desk are the first British prototype jet aircraft to fly and the Meteor, the first jet to enter service with the RAF.
Aerospace

Late, great engineers: Frank Whittle: Founder of the jet age

Engineered Arts latest humanoid robot Ameca
Robotics & UAVs

Imitation game: Behind the scenes at Cornish robot specialist Engineered Arts