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There has been “loads of really good work” to get AVs on the roads, Hutt tells Professional Engineering, including from the government – but he says “good debates, good policy discussions, good ...

The Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) offers you the opportunity to engage with our members across all industry sectors. The IMechE will organise 24 events in 2026; these are content-led, ...

Even just getting close to a satellite requires deft use of thrusters, alongside a range of different sensors, to try and understand where the object is. Items at the end of their life might be less ...

Professor Xinyan Wang, a member of the Centre for Advanced Powertrain and Fuels at Brunel University of London, and his ...

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is being used by engineers to model airflow around both buildings and cranes, and to account for the shielding and acceleration caused by nearby structures.

It was no surprise, therefore, to see industrial organisations make a string of suggestions, requests and warnings as chancellor John Healey prepared to deliver his first budget i ...

Engineers cannot simply ramp up the pumping speed to compensate. Liquid hydrogen sits close to its boiling point and speedy pumping can vaporise it, leading to cavitation or the formation of vapour ...

High-altitude aircraft have long been seen as an alternative to satellites for communications and observation, operating close enough to Earth to provide high-capacity links while covering far larger ...

This is arguably the UK’s first smart home. Built on a rocky hillside in Northumberland, Cragside was the country home of engineer and industrialist Lord William Armstrong. As founder of the Elswick ...

The surface of Titan, Saturn’s largest moon, is no place for a human. Roughly 9.5 times further from the Sun than Earth, it receives just 1% of the sunlight. Temperatures hover around -179ºC. But what ...

Britain is losing tens of billions of pounds every year because its transport system is failing millions of people, according to new research from IMechE. Engineers warn that fixing accessibility ...