Materials

Four engineers awarded the world’s most prestigious engineering accolade for the research and development of PERC solar photovoltaic technology

Dr Masato Sagawa awarded the world’s most prestigious engineering accolade for the development of the sintered Neodymium Iron Boron permanent magnet.

The Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering is delighted to support a new initiative devised by teacher and author Alom Shaha entitled ‘A Month of Making’.

The competition seeks innovative entries from all over the world to capture the wonders of engineering

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

There's a lot of positive action in the wake of COVID-19, so we’ve rounded up a handful of examples of people helping others using, or thanks to, engineering.

Researchers at the Institute of Polymer Materials have developed a novel solution for cleaning our oceans using magnets.

People often associate engineering with bridges and buildings but, in fact, engineering is all around us.

A new viscoelastic patch, developed by engineers, demonstrates promising results for future cardiac therapies.