Engineers from around the world gathered at the Postal Museum in London for the Engineering Matters Awards 2025, presented in partnership with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, IMechE, and Engineers Without Borders UK, EWB UK.
Imagine an offshore wind farm, with scores of turbines lined up in uniform across a stretch of horizon. Erecting just one of those turbines in the hostile offshore environment is undoubtedly a great feat of
The Engineering Matters Awards celebrate the impact engineers have on the world. The awards are produced with the support of the IMechE and Engineers Without Borders UK. This summer, the Engineering Matters team has interviewed
If you were asked to name developments that are helping to make road travel more environmentally-friendly, you might think of the increasing popularity of electric vehicles, or regulations such as ultra-low emission zones, and the
Engineers from around the world gathered at the Postal Museum in London for the Engineering Matters Awards 2025, presented in partnership with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, IMechE, and Engineers Without Borders UK, EWB UK.
Imagine an offshore wind farm, with scores of turbines lined up in uniform across a stretch of horizon. Erecting just one of those turbines in the hostile offshore environment is undoubtedly a great feat of
The Engineering Matters Awards celebrate the impact engineers have on the world. The awards are produced with the support of the IMechE and Engineers Without Borders UK. This summer, the Engineering Matters team has interviewed
If you were asked to name developments that are helping to make road travel more environmentally-friendly, you might think of the increasing popularity of electric vehicles, or regulations such as ultra-low emission zones, and the
Reby Media has welcomed two new partners for the 2025 Engineering Matters Awards. Engineers Without Borders UK and the Institution of Mechanical Engineering. The partners have helped shape the judging criteria for the awards, and
The construction industry, historically driven by metrics such as efficiency, speed, and financial performance, is undergoing a significant transformation. Increasingly, the focus is shifting towards the social value that projects can bring to communities, emphasising
Darren Martin, chief digital officer of AtkinsRéalis, has spent his career focusing on how big data can solve real human problems. His entry to the field came not from a computer science background, or engineering,
