Britain’s manufacturers are at risk of missing out on productivity gains due to a lack of confidence in digital technologies, according to a new report, with only 16% regarding themselves as ...

Holley Reece-Barkell speaks about her role as IMechE’s new Diversity and Inclusion Committee chair.

Beneath the icy exterior of Europa, NASA scientists believe there is an ocean of liquid water. Astrobiologists think it could ...

Employers can be active in T-levels through working with awarding organisations to help develop and validate the content and assessments in the courses, as well as providing placements. This gives ...

For a full list of topics and how to share your work, visit the event website. With the global transition to a net-zero energy economy, and the concurrent technical challenges to delivering it, ...

In our latest article showing the tremendous impact made by IMechE members, we speak to Nia Rossiter, 29, who believes an ...

Leonardo's graduate programmes develops promising young graduates into engineers and business professionals of the future. Applications are open for all Leonardo UK's graduate roles and industrial ...

The IMechE is delighted to announce the next edition of the popular Nuclear Ventilation conference on 11-12 November 2025, bringing together all the engineers, suppliers and safety professionals ...

Join us at One Birdcage Walk on the evening of the 27th November for the Institution’s Construction and Building Services Prizegiving and Lecture. The evening is free and open to all; register your ...

The on-again, off-again saga of the UK’s High Speed 2 (HS2) rail system has never been far from the headlines. But one of the project’s most ignominious moments cropped up recently, when Sir Jon ...

It was a straightforward question, which received a wide variety of responses: “What do you think are the main risks and opportunities of introducing AI in engineering? How do you feel about them?” ...