14 Oct 2026

In memoriam: Professor Clive Neal-Sturgess

It is with great sadness that the Engineering Professors’ Council marks the passing of Professor Clive Neal-Sturgess, a longstanding friend, colleague and contributor to the EPC and to the wider engineering...

12 Oct 2026

Spotlight on ethics: Aid vs trade

You're a newly appointed engineer. You're being asked to sell equipment that you believe is entirely unsuitable to a developing country. What do you do?

6 Oct 2026

Standards in 10 Minutes: BSI Podcast Series (video playlist)

Playlist: standards impact, BSI standards development & the work of various SDOs

2 Oct 2026

Enterprise Collaboration Toolkit: Co-author form

If you are a co-author on a contribution being submitted, please complete the form below. To submit a contribution to the Enterprise Collaboration Toolkit, please complete this form. You can...

2 Oct 2026

Enterprise Collaboration Toolkit: Submit your case study

Please submit your Enterprise Collaboration Toolkit case study via the form below. Co-authors should complete this form. You can see the call for content here. You can download a copy...

24 Sep 2026

EPC President Elect elected Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering

The Engineering Professors’ Council is delighted to congratulate Professor Beverley Gibbs FREng, EPC Vice-President and President Elect, on her election as a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering. This...

7 Oct 2026

Engineering Council Webinar - Professional registration in science, engineering and the environment

For the first time, the Engineering Council, Science Council and Society for the Environment are coming together for a registrant-led webinar about professional registration.

22 Sep 2026

What Are Data Standards: Masterclass (video)

Data interoperability, open data standards & data governance.

16 Sep 2026

Spotlight on ethics: Engineers and public protest

As an engineer, you have a duty to ”maximise the public good and minimise both actual and potential adverse effects for their own and succeeding generations”. Should you break the law...

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