Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, most of the venues we normally use for lectures are currently closed.  All of our talks in 2020 are online and can be booked via the IET events pages.  For 2021, we are putting together talks which will probably also be online unless there are major changes in rules and conditions for holding events and venues are ... read more...

Applications for the 2020 E&T Innovation Awards are now open at https://www.ietinnovationawards.org/    If you or your company would like to enter for an award, please do so by 3 July.  There is no charge for entering the Innovation Awards.   read more...

Due to the uncertainty associated with the coronavirus outbreak, all Cambridge IET events have been cancelled for the remainder of the 2019/20 academic year.  Most of the scheduled talks will be transferred to later in the calendar year when hopefully the virus has subsided. I look forward to the future and hope you are able to attend later in the year. ... read more...

The Cambridge Science Festival has been cancelled read more...

The slides presented by Rupert Thomas at the recent AI talk are now available at https://slides.com/rupertthomas   read more...

Form The Future, based in Cambridge, are looking for interested volunteers to help at STEM events around the Cambridge area.  You do not have to be DBS cleared to help out with these events.  For further details, email Cecile Freby ,  cfreby@formthefuture.org.uk read more...

The IET Cambridge Network awards prizes each year to the best Engineering Students at local colleges. Three students from Cambridge Regional College (CRC) have been praised for their achievements during a presentation by The IET Cambridge Network. Garry Reed, 46, Josh Carter, 22, and Andrew Curtis, 52, were announced as this year's winners of the ... read more...

Barclays Bank have a facility in Cambridge called the Eagle Labs.  If you are interested in AI events, take a look at  https://labs.uk.barclays/ai/#events read more...

The IET Cambridge Network will have a stand at the Cambridge Science Festival over the weekend of 14 and 15 March 2020.  If you are able to help out by being on the stand for a couple of hours or even the full two days, then please email cambsec@gmx.com.  A good experience and expect lots of questions from students and the public. read more...

Any Physicists or Engineers able to help with physics research?  If so please please detail what you think got you through your their physics studies at https://leeds.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/doing-physics   read more...