James Dyson Award for 2010 goes live
News just in courtest of the Core77.com RSS feed, the James Dyson Award for this year has just launched. The…
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Can the conservative government turn the UK into a leading high tech exporter?
Now that David Cameron is officially in the hot seat after we were all hung out to dry (mind the…
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Bringing the 21 metre tall Nike Ballman to life in Jo’burg
You would have to be living on a different planet to not realise that it’s the Football World Cup at…
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The Oakington Monoplane is closer to taking to the skies
This morning I had an email from Nick Harrison with an update and images of his Oakington Monoplane project. I…
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The Big Bang: how to get young people excited about science and engineering
For many years organisations such as EngineeringUK and Young Engineers have been banging on about how we need to enthuse…
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Bright spark – would you be interested in creating the London 2012 Olympic torch?
I can’t believe that London 2012 is just two years away. I’m already excited and I constantly keep a close…
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Find out how we go about designing a low carbon infrastructure for London
When I was looking at all the events taking place during the London Design Festival I was very pleased to…
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The Big Bang Fair – demonstrating just how fun and inspiring a career in engineering can be
The Big Bang: UK Young Scientists and Engineers Fair took place at London’s ExCel at the end of last week.…
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Prime Cuts: Steeling the show at the MX Awards
One of the stars of last week’s Institution of Mechanical Engineers Manufacturing Excellence (MX) Awards were the awards themselves. Made…
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Wheel power
Tanya Weaver visited RGK in Staffordshire, UK, which has designed and manufactured in-house the official wheelchair of the men's and…
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