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World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development is being celebrated for the third time on 4 March. A highlight this year will be a marathon ‘hackathon’, during which teams of engineering students from universities around the world will compete over

By Suzanne Pender THE village of Grangecon has got a spring in its step and an urge to once again plant trees, thanks to an exciting initiative.

Almost 80% of Xylem’s 16 000 employees volunteered their time in 2021 to help solve water challenges.

The members of the Sunset Rotary Club of Davis are grateful to the community for supporting the recent…

Global water technology company, Xylem, announced today that almost 80 percent of its 16,000 employees volunteered their time to help solve urgent...

Global water technology company, Xylem (NYSE:XYL), announced today that almost 80 percent of its 16,000 employees volunteered their time to help solve urgent water challenges in 2021. Xylem's global

This Chesterfield man retired from Dominion Energy after 40 years. But instead of resting and relaxing, he uses his decades of engineering to bring life-changing resources to Africa.

A team of students at Case Western Reserve University are building a robotic arm for a photographer.

A roundtable organised by New Electronics found that organisations are keen to play their part in dealing with climate change.

It was at Imperial that computational neuroscience caught the attention of Rufus Mitchell-Heggs (MRes Neurotechnology 2019).