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  Bengaluru, India: The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) celebrates its 150th anniversary and the rich history it holds dating back to 1871. To date, the IET has built a global community of 158,000 members, across 153 counties, spanning all disciplines of engineering and technology. As one of the world’s oldest professional engineering institutions, the IET drives the sector across the globe to deliver solutions to advance all areas of society. Its heritage however is firmly rooted in electrical engineering and the foundation of the Society of Telegraph Engineers, which held...

Young innovators called to revolutionise energy sector By ANA Reporter Share DURBAN - Postgraduate students from universities across Africa have been called to showcase their skills and present innovations that could help develop the power and energy sector. The Initiate Young Talent Challenge, a project from Clarion Events in partnership with the Enlit Africa event, will give postgraduate students a chance to exhibit their skills during a digital conference in June. The exhibition will take place from June 8 to 9 this year. “This is their chance to disrupt the industry with innovative and ...

By Chris Paul In the twilight of last week, Nigerian women in energy, oil and gas community celebrated Engr. Joanna Olutunmbi Maduka, one of the pioneering engineers, who shattered the glass ceiling and made great strides in the early days of the nation’s oil and gas industry. It was the 80th birthday celebration, on May 6, of the first female engineer to break grounds in the hydrocarbon terrain in the country. Noted for her distinguished and unique accomplishments and track record, Joanna Olutunmbi Maduka, is the first to attain several feats among the female gender of Nigerian engineer...

Given the nature of human body that is designed to be in a state of wellness, the Nigerian Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (NIEEE) have stressed the need for organisations to maintain healthy living at work place. Guest Speaker, Mr. Tony Akinyemi, who spoke at the Safety and Health Lecture, in commemoration of the 2021 World Day for Safety and Health at Work, organised virtually by NIEEE recently, said Deficiency, Abuse, Toxicity/Toxemia, Injury, Infections, Sedentary Living and Stress (DATIISS), were the major causes of diseases in the human body. Akinyemi spoke on the topic...

Views: Visits 5 The Nigerian Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (NIEEE) has challenged Nigerians and Nigeria on safety and improved working environment. Joining the rest of the world to commemorate the 2021 World Day for Safety and Health at Work, NIEEE said a better working condition would spur workers to perform better. At a virtual forum organized by NIEEE, the guest speaker, Tony Akinyemi, said the human body is designed to be in a state of wellness, which is always striving to be healthy. He however, said some factors are always the creator of diseases in human...