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Professor Dame Lynn Gladden to lead international panel of judges for world’s most prestigious engineering prize.

Isamu Akasaki, Shuji Nakamura, Nick Holonyak Jr, M. George Craford and Russell Dupuis have been awarded the world’s most prestigious engineering accolade.

Today the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering announced 20-year-old Hannah Goldsmith as the winner of the 2021 Create the Trophy competition.

The self-driving car is the most complex system challenge humanity has ever tried to solve. To succeed, we must leverage the power of community.

Researchers have created an air filter to trap and Kill the coronavirus

We sat down with Peter Richardson, VP Pharmacology at BenevolentAI, to hear more about how AI is revolutionising drug research and treatments across the board

Swansea University researchers have developed MACS, a new machine with a range of applications that includes an environmentally-friendly way to treat water.

The QEPrize organised a special live Q&A with engineer Dr Larissa Suzuki for the pupils of St Christopher’s School for girls.

With everyone working together, we can help girls to realize their potential in engineering so they can go on to change the world in this amazing field.

Researchers from National University of Singapore have developed a novel way to 'pull' clean water from the sea.