We are delighted to announce our first in-person event to be held since the COVID-19 pandemic- ‘The Engineering and Technology Question Time- The Role of Renewable Energy and Sustainability on the Future of Engineering’
The IET London Network returns to physical events with an evening at the Science Museum! This year’s Christmas Lecture will be a networking opportunity, a discussion on the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) highlights and a guided tour of the Museum’s two ...
oin us at our first face to face event being held by APM Scotland Branch in Aberdeen COP-26 has shown what we have achieved together and what remains to accomplish in order to reach net zero by 2050. Projects are playing a key part in this and will increasingly do so as we ...
Chocolate as a material exhibits interesting scientific principles, and knowledge of these has important applications for engineers to understand. The speaker will explain some of these principles and give examples of how they are used in the engineering ...
Join us at our first face to face event being held by APM Thames Valley Branch in Guildford Generally we are conditioned to avoid conflict within our life, both at home and at work. Unfortunately this isn’t always possible, and how we deal with it can have effects ...
This talk will look inside 'the King of Instruments' from an engineer's point of view, revealing some of the fascinating facts and explaining how it works.
A lecture by Dr Adam Read, the External Affairs Director at SUEZ Recycling & Recovery UK and the current President of the Chartered Institute of Waste Management (CIWM), on how the resources and waste sector must adapt new technologies and skills to contribute ...
The speaker, John Holcroft, spent the first half of his career working on a variety of radar projects. The talk will present a selection of these radars focusing on the operational requirements that led to their development, some of the development history, ...
This talk by the GCHQ Departmental Historian, Dr David Abrutat, will chart the course of Britain’s signals intelligence, cyber and security agency, GCHQ, which has its headquarters in Cheltenham.
