Mechanical Engineering - news and events Back to 'Mechanical Engineering' Sunny, with a mild chance of catastrophe DescriptionThis Space Weather Instrumentation, Measurement, Modelling and Risk [SWIMMR] programme will develop and deploy new instruments, models and services to support the space weather community and the Met Office. Students scoop funding to develop prototype to tackle litter issues DescriptionMechanical Engineering students Lucie Gale and Anthony Fong from College of Engineering and Physical Sciences and College of Social Sciences' Economics student Shubhansh Bharati scoop first prize at VC's Challenge 2020. University of Birmingham student wins cyber security scholarship prize DescriptionA University of Birmingham student has won a scholarship prize worth £1,000 from global cyber security firm MetaCompliance. Transformative 3D printing approach established from insight into developmental biology DescriptionEngineers need to get more creative in their approach to design and additive manufacturing (AM) systems, by taking inspiration from the way humans grow and develop, say researchers at the University of Birmingham. Birmingham research fellow recognised for encouraging young people to study engineering DescriptionDr Naomi Green, a Research Fellow in Biomedical Engineering, has won the Stephenson Award for her work to encourage more young people to the engineering profession and engaging them in STEM subjects. Zoe wins the Raymont-Osman Design and Development Prize! DescriptionZoe Kitson, undergraduate MEng student from the School of Engineering wins the Raymont-Osman Design and Development Prize 2019 for her project on Blood Clot Removal Devices. Birmingham Professor elected president of the UK Chinese Society of Automotive Engineers DescriptionUK Chinese Society of Automotive Engineers held the Establishment Ceremony in London How can the aviation industry adopt cleaner and greener fuel? Universities-led research network will investigate DescriptionThe University of Birmingham is leading a new research consortium that will tackle climate change by investigating the barriers and benefits to the UK aviation industry adopting low carbon synthetic fuel. Engineers demonstrate key step in robotic disassembly DescriptionEngineers at the University of Birmingham have successfully designed a robotic system that can perform a key task in disassembling component parts. Vice-Chancellor visits Engineering Societies! DescriptionSchool of Engineering welcomes a visit from Professor Sir David Eastwood, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Birmingham who came to meet our motor racing societies, UB Racing and Brum Eco Racing. Displaying 1 to 10 of 81 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next