One in eight species are at risk of rapidly becoming extinct. We consider if engineering contributing or mitigating this drastic loss in biodiversity?

The global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has disrupted much of our way of life. Whilst it shouldn’t take a pandemic and loss of life, is there now a real opportunity to transition to a new economic model that works for all people and the planet?

Read former President of the UCL Chapter, Isha’s experience of being part of our movement in university and the lessons she has learnt. A must read for Chapter committee members!

Watch our insightful panel discussion covering racism and engineering with panellists; Dr Udonna Okeke who founded the BAME Girls in Engineering project; Georgia Thompson co-founder of D-vers-ty and Mara Makoni, External Relations Lead at the Association for Black and Minority Ethnic Engineers UK.

Listen to our virtual panel discussion, Big engineering, local context: The importance of community consultation talking to Simon Sizwe Mayson from the Makers Valley Partnership, Jenny Irvine from Black & Veatch and Franklin Kirimi from Kounkuey Design Initiative (KDI).

With the help of one of our partners, Publitek, we have highlighted some of the response efforts from individuals and organisations across the engineering sector.

The Engineering Professors Council surveyed their membership to understand the Coronavirus (COVID-19) response from engineering departments across the UK.

Our guidance for anyone considering using their engineering expertise in the response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Now more than ever alliances are being formed across sectors to fulfil the needs of society, but this is not the first time medicine and engineering have worked in tandem to save lives.