Meet the engineers building the first electric planes
The aviation industry is under pressure to deliver more cost-effective and environmentally friendly technologies.
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Why are only seven per cent of inventors women?
Women are dramatically underrepresented in patents. Are they no good at inventing things?
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Engineering a more diverse future
The UK’s economic future depends on widening the engineering recruitment net.
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How the new world of work will reshape engineering
The engineering sector stands on the brink of considerable change.
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Shaun Bailey will almost certainly lose to Sadiq Khan, but he won’t embarrass the Tories
And that, for them, will be progress.
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Parliament is playing catch-up in the world of tech
Can diversity help inform more effective policymaking?
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Selecting Andrew Rosindell as the Tory candidate guarantees a landslide. For Sadiq Khan
The Romford MP is the candidate for people who think Zac Goldsmith was too subtle.
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James Cleverly bows out with a masterclass in how not to attack Sadiq Khan
The Braintree MP’s short interest in the race ended with a demonstration of what his party’s candidate shouldn’t do.
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