Aircraft carrier goes with the flow
By Ben Hargreaves, .
The last of the main hull sections for HMS Queen Elizabeth is undertaking the 600 mile voyage to Rosyth
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Coaching for performance
By Guest bloggers, .
Gary Wyles, managing director at Festo Training & Consulting, talks about coaching in engineering
Critical shortage of talent
By Guest bloggers, .
STEM graduates don't meet industry requirements and the most talented university leavers are being tempted overseas
Liquid air made a splash
By Ben Hargreaves, .
Yesterday a number of academics and the automotive engineering consultancy Ricardo made the world sit up and pay attention to liquid air
Women are an untapped resource
By Guest bloggers, .
Lynn Tomkins, UK operations director at the sector skills council for manufacturing (Semta) on the skills shortage and gender gap in engineering
Go green and grow richer
By Ben Hargreaves, .
Invest in environmentally friendly technology and your firm could become one of the leaders of the next industrial revolution
R&D tax credits are not just available to engineering businesses employing staff in white coats
By Guest bloggers, .
Nadeem Hussain, head of tax at Pierce, the Blackburn-based business advisory and accountancy group, looks at how significant savings are available to business
Solar industry needs to learn to stand on its own feet
By Guest bloggers, .
Dr Shawn Qu, chairman and chief executive of Canadian Solar on government cuts to the feed-in-tariffs
Growing a green economy
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Gareth Stace, head of climate and environment policy at the EEF on rebalancing our economy
Space debris
By Guest bloggers, .
Chartered mechanical engineer Lucy Rogers discusses the serious threat to space exploration