There will be a meeting of the RA committee taking place Monday 27th April at midday.
There will be a meeting of the Inclusive Engineering Toolkit Expert Working Group Meeting on Friday 17th April 2026 from 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM . Please note this is for current members of the Expert Working Group only.
Bell Burnell has worked tirelessly to support women scientists, donating and raising millions of pounds to fund scholarships. Fittingly, she will take ‘Women in science & engineering’ as her theme.
The lecture will be hosted by the University of Strathclyde as the opening session of this year’s Engineering Academics Network Annual Congress.
Free to attend, but registration required. Register here.
You do not have to register for the whole Congress to attend the lecture, but you can do so here.
If you do register to attend Congress, you do not have to register separately for the public lecture.
EAN Congress 2026: Evolution or revolution invites delegates to explore whether incremental change in engineering education is enough to make it fit-for-purpose in the face of significant global and sectoral challenges – or whether engineering education now demands something more radical. As global challenges intensify, disciplinary boundaries blur, and AI reshapes every profession, there is a broad consensus now that engineers of the 21st century must pair technical expertise with sustainability literacy, ethical awareness and an entrepreneurial mindset. This year’s EPC Congress explores what a truly “fit‑for‑purpose” engineering education looks like – one that harnesses AI while safeguarding against its risks, embraces interdisciplinary thinking, and expands the role of active and experiential pedagogies – and critically, how we can deliver this. Through provocative presentations and discussion, the congress will examine who engineering education serves and how institutions can reimagine their role in shaping future‑ready engineers.