Oxford Nanopore Technologies has won the UK's most prestigious prize for engineering innovation

Award for climate infrastructure pioneers tackling global water crisis

A clear explanation of how engineered beehives are designed, from brood boxes and honey supers to bee space, modularity, and seasonal management.

From semi-automated offside decisions to AI-powered match analysis, data and technology are transforming officiating, tactics and fan experience at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

UK spinout Sonalis is developing a portable, low‑cost ultrasound system that can image the brain with near‑MRI precision. By adapting seismic imaging algorithms and new low‑frequency sensors, the team...

Three leading UK engineers have won the Academy's Princess Royal Silver Medal

Synthetic biology is giving researchers new tools to redesign plants so they can withstand drought, disease and other pressures on global food systems. From genetic circuits that reshape roots to synt...

New estimates highlighting the potential for women to increase their earnings through careers in engineering and technology have been released for International Women in Engineering Day 2026

Young Engineers of the Year 2026

INWED is celebrated annually on 23 June. To mark the occasion we held a panel discussion with leading women engineers and inspirational industry women leaders.

Dr Josh Macabuag OBE FREng is a volunteer with a UK search and rescue team, he has helped locate and free people trapped after earthquakes, and is now leading renewables risk analytics company Renew R...

Q&A with Rachel Chiu, a satellite systems engineer at Eutelsat and 2025 Smeaton Medal winner, on aerospace careers, large‑scale engineering and learning by doing.

The Bhattacharyya Award is an annual award worth £25,000 to celebrate collaboration between academia and industry

Ingenia focuses on all aspects of engineering. Our articles showcase a wide range of engineering and technology innovation, from robotics and data to the latest in renewable energy and medical technol...

Arkwright Scholarship team wins RAEng Rooke Award

Top UK engineering prize shortlist includes: WeWALK, Transmission Dynamics and Oxford Nanopore Technologies

The QEPrize seeks nominations from the public that celebrate a wide variety of engineering innovations across all sectors of the profession, and a breadth...

Professor Nasir Ahmed awarded Prince Philip Medal for his pioneering invention and development of the Discrete Cosine Transform.

Upgrading the UK's electricity grid is a vastly complex project. I hope the government's learned from HS2, writes John Lazar.

Professor Jim McDonald and Sir James MacMillan have received the honours.

The UK Technology Adoption Index is the first comprehensive measurement of Industry 4.0 technology adoption across UK engineering economy companies.

As millions of solar panels reach end of life, reuse and recycling are becoming essential. Explore how circular economy strategies can recover valuable materials, cut solar waste and support sustainab...

Dekiln to scale up its low-carbon technology with Johnson Tiles, in boost for struggling British ceramics industry

NEPC, led by Royal Academy of Engineering, calls on govt to increase pace of digitalisation and warns that we do not have the coordination and oversight needed to deliver effective digitalisation

The Bhattacharyya Award is an annual award worth £25,000 to celebrate collaboration between academia and industry

2026 Ingenious projects announced

Medway Council and Kyndi are using sensor technology and AI to help people with care needs live independently for longer.

Supporting individuals from underrepresented backgrounds who wish to study a master’s degree in motorsport

The Policy Fellowships programme inspires policymakers to think differently and to use engineering and systems thinking to frame complex and wicked problems, and design resilient solutions.

Demand for Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rocketed in the last few years. What only a couple of years ago was the preserve of academia and a few big tech

Apply before 28 April to get up to £250,000 for unclassified projects in intelligence, security and defence

Join the celebrations, share your memories, and help secure our future as the Royal Academy of Engineering celebrates 50 years of impact.