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Quote from Dame Tamara Finkelstein DCB, Chief Executive of the Royal Academy of Engineering, saying: “We are pleased that the sector is showing its shared intent to address issues that have persisted for decades too long. We particularly welcome the initiative around data and transparency, which will enable the greater accountability of leaders essential required to take this to the next level. We also strongly welcome the Charter’s commitment to address the lack of trust in reporting mechanisms for harassment; organisations must work together to end this unacceptable situation.” On the right is a photo of Tamara in a hexagonal frame.
An Amazon Future Engineer scholar networking.
Graphic card showing an image of Buckingham Palace and text congratulating recipients of King's Birthday Honours 2026
A graphic depicting the Royal Academy of Engineering and National Engineering Policy Centre logos. Text reads: "New report: Recovering and remanufacturing neodymium from wind turbines." Elements include an airplane, a car, a bridge, a wind turbine, and an industrial setting. The web address "nepc.raeng.org.uk/neodymium" is displayed.
A person is focused on a computer screen displaying colorful engineering diagrams. Text on the image reads: "New report out now: Data-centric engineering and AI skills for engineers." Logos of the Royal Academy of Engineering, The Alan Turing Institute, and LR Foundation are visible.
This image promotes a Research Fellowship applicant webinar by the Royal Academy of Engineering. It includes a person in a lab coat and safety glasses examining a vial. The webinar is on June 3, from 12pm to 1pm. The website raeng.org.uk/research-fellowships is provided for more information.
A person in a lab coat and safety glasses examines a small object. The image promotes the Royal Academy of Engineering's Research Fellowship, highlighting up to £800,000 funding and mentoring for five years. The text states to apply by 25 June.
A person points at a colorful 3D graph on a computer screen. The text on the image reads, "Data-centric engineering and AI skills: report launch webinar. Join for free online 21 May, 3.00-4.00pm." Logos for the Royal Academy of Engineering, The Alan Turing Institute, and LR Foundation are displayed at the bottom.
Picture of the Shott cohort. With some people sat and some standing, facing the camera and smiling.
A social card including alumnus, Michael Ebner, who is the main speaker at the Shott info session.
Students wearing blue uniforms are seated at tables in a classroom, engaging in activities. The setting is busy with various educational materials present. A text box in the image announces a new course titled 'Engineering in Primary Schools' for primary educators, available now.
group of men and women - some seated, some standing. informally shot after a group cohort photo shoot
This is an image featuring a person next to a quote about changing stereotypes in STEM. The logos of the Royal Academy of Engineering and ESBF are visible. The text identifies the person as Simran Mohnani, Sainsbury Management Fellow.
A person is intently working on a laptop at a desk in a bright office. A potted plant is nearby, adding greenery to the modern workspace.
Two innovators sat around a table working with notes of paper
Grid of Africa Prize shortlist headshots, featuring individuals against colourful backgrounds. Logo in the centre reads "Royal Academy of Engineering" and "Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation."
Children in blue uniforms are engaged in engineering activities at a table in a large, busy workshop or classroom. Logos at the bottom include The University of Manchester, Comino Foundation, Royal Academy of Engineering, and The Institution of Engineering and Technology.
The image features the title "Scale & Reach" with logos in the top left corner. Below, there's text stating that engineering expertise is widespread in Ireland's economy, with 40% of engineers working in non-engineering sectors. The source is "Engineering Economy & Place, Ireland." Simple geometric designs are present on the right.
Picture of MP Sam Carling standing at a podium speaking into a microphone at Stem for Britain event.
A group of people sitting at a table using laptops and taking notes. The focus is on one person smiling and working on a laptop, while others are engaged with their materials. The setting appears to be a classroom or study area.
The image is a promotional graphic for "Engineering Economy & Place, Ireland," featuring a connected line illustration. It includes a text quote, saying "By understanding both the historical and current dynamic of local engineering economies, in partnership with place leaders, we can work together to chart a path towards future growth and prosperity". Logos of the Royal Academy of Engineering and the Irish Academy of Engineering are present.
Social card featuring a quote from Dr Robert Hoye, Senior Research Fellow at the University of Oxford. The quote reads: “The strong support of the Academy has helped me to grow as a leader. With the Academy’s support, I secured an EPSRC-NSF grant to build up a larger team involving the University of Cambridge and University at Buffalo to push forward the understanding and development of BiOI X-ray detectors.” It appears next to a photo of Dr Hoye in a hexagon inset and beneath the Royal Academy of Engineering logo.
A Black man in a lab coat and gloves works in a laboratory, writing on a document. Test tubes are placed in a rack, and a microscope is nearby. The environment is clean and organised.
Royal Academy of Engineering event poster titled "Engineering for communities." Includes details: "2026 Equity, diversity and inclusion conference, 10 March, 10am." Background features an aerial view of a busy urban street crossing with people.
A group of eight people stand together, facing forward. The background features logos of the Royal Academy of Engineering and Mission 44. The text on the image reads: "Turbocharge your dreams with a MSc Motorsports Scholarship."
Two individuals walking and smiling in an outdoor setting at a motorsport event. One is wearing a red Ferrari shirt, and the other has a VIP pass around the neck. The background shows people and event structures. The left side has text reading, "Fuel your ambition with a MSc Motorsport Scholarship" with logos for the Royal Academy of Engineering and Mission44.
A group of eight individuals standing together, looking at the camera. They are positioned in front of a backdrop displaying the logos of the Royal Academy of Engineering and Mission44. Text on the image reads: "Apply for the MSc Motorsports Scholarship with confidence."
Promotional social card for the Royal Academy of Engineering's 2026 Award nominations. A picture of two people examining a drone in a lab is accompanied by the text, 'Help celebrate engineering excellence. Nominate today at raeng.org.uk/awards. #RAEngAwards'
Aerial view of a busy urban street intersection at night. Numerous people are crossing on multiple zebra crossings under vibrant streetlights. The scene is bustling with activity, showcasing varied clothing styles as individuals move in different directions.
A person riding a motorcycle and features logos of the Royal Academy of Engineering and Mission44. Text on the image reads, "Receive up to £43,000 in funding for your dream career."
Promotional social card for the Royal Academy of Engineering's 2026 Colin Campbell Mitchell Award nominations. A picture of 2025 winner, Occuity's, novel eye-health diagnostic tool is accompanied by the text, 'Help celebrate engineering excellence. Nominate today at raeng.org.uk/awards. #RAEngAwards'
A group of three individuals examines objects at a table. Image forms part of a promotional graphic for the Research Chairs and Senior Research Fellowships applicant webinar by the Royal Academy of Engineering. The event features speakers Professor Oana Ghita and Professor Anthony Bull FREng, scheduled for Tuesday, 10 February from 11am to 11:45am, available online.
The image is a promotional graphic for the Sainsbury Management Fellowship by the Royal Academy of Engineering and ESBF. It offers £50,000 funding for early-career engineers to pursue full-time MBA courses. A person is holding a note in an office setting. The image includes the URL raeng.org.uk/smf for applications.
A collage of headshots show the 69 entrepreneurs selected to join the LIF 2026 cohort.
Eight BioAfriq Energy team members, including 2025 Africa Prize shortlistee James Nyamai (third from the left). Some are wearing hard hats and together, they stand in front of a greenhouse.
Promotional social card for the Royal Academy of Engineering's 2026 Sir Frank Whittle Medal nominations. A picture of 2025 winner, Dr Fiona Rayment OBE FREng FRSE, is accompanied by the text, 'Celebrate lifetime achievement in engineering. Nominate an engineer for our Sir Frank Whittle Medal. Visit raeng.org.uk/awards. #RAEngAwards'
Promotional graphic for the Royal Academy of Engineering's Research Chairs and Senior Research Fellowships applicant webinar. Beneath the Academy logo and event title, text reads: "With speakers Professor Oana Ghita and Professor Anthony Bull FREng. Online. Tuesday 10 February, 11am - 11.45am" alongside an image of three engineers collaborating and looking at a document
A group of delegates stand outside in a semi-circle, smiling towards the camera.
A race car speeds on a track with a forest backdrop. The image has geometric line designs framing the car. Text reads: "Accelerate your career with a MSc Motorsport Scholarship," featuring logos for the Royal Academy of Engineering and Mission44.
Promotional graphic for the Royal Academy of Engineering's Research Chairs and Senior Research Fellowships applicant webinar. Beneath the Academy logo and event title, text reads: "With speakers Professor Oana Ghita and Professor Anthony Bull FREng. Online. Tuesday 10 February, 11am - 11.45am" alongside an image of three engineers collaborating and looking at a document
QUOTE CARD: “We practice what we preach. The Academy is committed to a place-based approach. Since the last report, we have opened four new hubs, bringing the total to six: Belfast, Swansea, Glasgow, Liverpool, Newcastle, and Sheffield, with plans to establish new Hubs in two further English regions. We build and mobilise regional and national networks of innovators and pilot novel approaches to place-based support, responding to each place’s specific context.” Sir John Lazar CBE FREng, President
Social card for the Royal Academy of Engineering's Sainsbury Management Fellowship webinar happening on 4 February 2026, where you can get exclusive tips on how to submit the best application.
Person smiling while sitting against a light-colored wall, with text overlay stating 'Receive pre-application support with Access Mentoring.'
Graphic containing a map of the UK, with a key marking the types of engineering in the UK. Text on card: EEP typology sub-groups Engineering, Economy and Place provides a framework for understanding the structure and value of engineering in places across the UK. It enables us to see not just how much engineering is happening but also what type, where and in what context, at the level of local authorities.
A drone in flight against a green gradient background, with text that says "Get funding for research that advances UK intelligence, security and defence."
Promotional graphic for the Royal Academy of Engineering's Research Chairs and Senior Research Fellowships applicant webinar. Beneath the Academy logo and event title, text reads: "With speakers Professor Oana Ghita and Professor Anthony Bull FREng. Online. Tuesday 10 February, 11am - 11.45am" alongside an image of three engineers collaborating
Three professionals collaborating in a workshop environment with various engineering tools and models on the table, under the logo of the Royal Academy of Engineering, with text reading "Shape the future through industry partnership."
Engineering, Economy and Place Understanding the engineering economy in places across the UK.