Build
#167 Building Allyship
At its core, being an ally is about support, a willingness to learn about the struggles of others, take them on board and be an
Space
#166 Space: The Robotic Age
As access to space has become less expensive, companies are moving to create an in-orbit servicing and manufacturing industry. In-orbit servicing, repairing existing spacecraft and
Environmental
#165 A Road Map to Net Zero Highways
In 2020 National Highways released their 2030/2040/2050 Net Zero plan. The plan laid out three main targets for reaching net zero, first cutting all their
Digital
#164 Under the North Sea: Threat and Promise
In the last century, the tides of conflict swirled around Europe as the world’s largest powers fought for dominance over air, land and sea. The
Make
SHORT: Engineering Winners
For more than 40 years, The IET’s Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards have been celebrating the incredible women engineers working to improve our
Digital
#163 Nuclear Decommissioning with Data
Our world is becoming increasingly more virtual, promising new ways of relating to each other and of doing business. The benefits of this, however, are
Build
#162 Smooth as Glass: The Road Ahead
On concrete paved roads, cracks can be reflected up from the joints between paving sections, into the surface layer. These cracks can lead to further
Environmental
#161 The Net Zero Laboratory
You have just arrived in a Biosafety Level 4 Containment Lab. These are the most secure laboratories built by human hands, and they are where
Digital
#160 Autonomous Driving: Solving the Lidar Challenge
When an engineer has an idea that could change the world, the world might not immediately be ready for it. That is what Omer Keilaf
Digital
#159 Dealing with Data
Once infrastructure projects pass a certain value, around 200 to 300 million dollars, data becomes a major challenge. There is no shortage of data in
Environmental
#158 Vertical Farming at Potager Farm
Potager Farm CEO Mario Gatineau grew up in the French countryside as the son of a beekeeper and botanist. When pesticides used in local farming
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SHORT: Celebrating the Work
The engineering industry is only as good as the talent it can attract and retain. In this Engineering Matters Short we follow the journey of