Aerospace

Bertrand Piccard successfully completed a world-first in transatlantic crossings, without using a single drop of fuel.

With such rapid innovation in the field of engineering, it’s hard to predict how our future will look. For one thing, life in 2050 will look very different.

A mathematician and pioneer of computer science, Hamilton was a self-taught computer programmer working for the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory

Nigel Whitehead, Group Managing Director, Programmes & Support at BAE Systems, shares his perspective on the industry in a new interview with Keshini Navaratnam

QEPrize judge Professor Brian Cox took some time to talk to us about careers between all of his different roles.

Dame Ann Dowling, President of the Royal Academy of Engineering, shares her advice for those considering a career in engineering.

When supersonic car BLOODHOUND SSC hits its top speed of over 1,000mph in 2016 it will move faster than a speeding bullet.

Natalie Panek is our new favourite person, and it isn’t hard to figure out why.

2014 was an amazing year for engineering: from comet landings to prosthetic limbs, engineers pushed the boundaries of innovation in all fields.