Eighteen months ago, E+T took another look at the IET’s updated Critical Targets. This, in turn, was based on a series we began

Reaching out to early-stage schoolchildren is vital to encourage STEM enthusiasm.

Funding slashed, data obfuscated, mass sackings, rank uncertainty: what’s it like to be a scientist under Trump’s administration?

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has awarded a £86m contract to BlackTree Technologies to equip soldiers with AI-enabled radios, headsets and tablets.

The UK is losing more jobs to AI and at a faster rate than its international peers, according to research by Morgan Stanley.

Despite fears of AI’s impact on the job market, Yale University-led research has found that the US is ‘not in an economy-wide jobs apocalypse right now’.

The UK’s steel manufacturers are still struggling to compete with their European counterparts due to the high cost of domestic energy, despite government efforts to tackle the issue, a trade body has warned.

The government’s climate advisers have criticised the way in which blast furnaces at the Port Talbot steelworks were closed, arguing that not enough regard was given to economic impact on the local area.

Illicit use of GenAI tools may seem like showing initiative, but employees that do so are putting their company’s stability at r

UK car maker JLR is trialling drone-based technology at its Electric Propulsion Manufacturing Centre, cutting a four-hour inspection task down to 10 minutes.

Up to three million low-skilled UK jobs could disappear by 2035 as automation and AI grow, according to a new report from the Na

After 10 years of apprentice success, now electric vehicle skills are being added to car manufacturer Ford’s apprenticeship port

Upgrading outdated stations and infrastructure should take priority over building new railway schemes, argues a report from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

When the National Energy System Operator (NESO) announced a new pipeline of deliverable energy projects at the end of last year,

The UK’s first ever geothermal power plant will be going live today, bringing a new source of low-carbon energy generation onto the electricity grid.

Four energy firms are joining forces to build the UK’s first hydrogen network in the Humber, linking hydrogen production with industrial customers and power stations.

Three young women have been recognised at the IET’s Young Woman Engineer (YWE) of the Year Awards for their work in the automotive, defence and nuclear decommissioning sectors.

Based on new workforce data, Engineering UK is calling on organisations to review their recruitment and retention practices to ensure women aged 35-44 in engineering and technology roles remain in the profession.

WISE Campaign, a non-profit organisation focused on gender parity for women in STEM from classroom to boardroom, is now under the ownership of the IET.

TV presenter Shini Somara talks to Vanessa Burton, a senior geotechnical engineer at Rendel Limited, who graduated from University of Surrey in Civil Engineering (MEng).

The Women in Tech Taskforce aims to tackle the obstacles that discourage women from entering and staying in the UK tech sector.

Code First Girls – a provider of free coding courses for women – has announced it has taught over 200,000 women tech skills for free.

Based on new workforce data, Engineering UK is calling on organisations to review their recruitment and retention practices to ensure women aged 35-44 in engineering and technology roles remain in the profession.

Hertha Ayrton was an extraordinary woman, not only because she was the first woman to grace this Institution, but because of the impact she appears to have had on anyone who came into contact with her.

A nanotechnology-based material developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology could block harmful space radiation, enabling safer human spaceflight.

Construction has begun on a next-generation telescope, dubbed MOTHRA, that is designed to reveal the cosmic web – a largely unknown network of gas and dark matter that connects galaxies across the universe.

Upgrading outdated stations and infrastructure should take priority over building new railway schemes, argues a report from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

In a bid to catch up with global rivals and capitalise on the AI boom, Japan has set a target to boost its chip production eightfold by 2040.

The Women in Tech Taskforce aims to tackle the obstacles that discourage women from entering and staying in the UK tech sector.

An EngineeringUK survey has found a stark gender gap in young people’s interest in engineering and science, and a sharp decline in practical work during STEM lessons.

When job seeking, what do you look for? Are you looking specifically for a job that you could do and enjoy, or are you looking deeper into the company and what they can do to help you?

Talking about money at work can be difficult for some people, whether it’s before an interview or you’re wanting a salary review, money is something people just don’t like to talk about.

A nanotechnology-based material developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology could block harmful space radiation, enabling safer human spaceflight.

Upgrading outdated stations and infrastructure should take priority over building new railway schemes, argues a report from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

A remotely-operated minibot developed by Australian researchers can quickly clean up oil spills using a specialised filtering system.

A virtually unhackable communication system hides data transmission within natural heat radiation, a new study has shown.