Osman Kent, Computer Science and Electronics alumnus and serial technology entrepreneur, delivered the 2017 EPS Distinguished Lecture. Philippa, Sara and Joanna caught up with him to find out about his career.
On 8 March Osman Kent, computer science and electrical engineering alumnus and serial entrepreneur, delivered the fifth EPS Distinguished Lecture. Liberal Arts and Sciences student Jennifer Zhang reviews the event.
It's UBRacing's 20th birthday year and they're all set to celebrate. Team Principal Charlie Hodgson tells us more.
WISE has never been busier than it has in 2016/17! They have organised not one but two conferences and a brand-new Outreach Scheme. It's fair to say the committee has worked incredibly hard and Helena Bower tells us more
A year of change for MechSoc: starting with a new name, introducing more events and increasing involvement with industry. Vice President Philip Pagani tells us more.
In recent years Carillion has become a big face of civil engineering on campus and have made every effort to work with CivSoc to give students a better idea of what it is to work in industry. Beth McGoff tells us more.
Josh Miller (BEng Materials Science and Technology, 2015) tells us how he's adjusting to PhD life at Birmingham.
Professor Dave Charlton, Spokesperson for the ATLAS Collaboration at CERN, delivered the 2016 EPS Distinguished Lecture. SATNAV, our scientific journalism society offer their insight into this most interesting event.
It's been an incredible for the Women in Science and Engineering Society (WISE). The committee tell us more.
We asked students and alumni from the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences to name their favourite place in Birmingham to socialise after lectures.
It's been a busy start to the year for the Women in Science and Engineering Society (WISE). The committee tell us more.
This year the city of Birmingham played host to the annual IOM3 Younger Members' Matopoly event. Annabel Fitzgerald, IOM3 Younger Members' Committee member and Metallurgy and Materials PhD student tells us more.