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Event Type: Professional development event
13 July 2026 12:00 to 13:00
Webinar
This presentation will explain the process of becoming an Eng Tech, IEng or CEng Member of the Institution. It will also discuss what to expect in the Professional Registration interview.
Industry: Cross-sector
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Event Type: Talk or debate
22 April 2026 19:30 to 21:00
Anglia Ruskin University - Essex
Lithium-ion batteries are central to electrified transport but are complex systems shaped by electrochemical, mechanical, and electrical factors. With up to 140 manufacturing steps and 600 variables, optimisation is difficult and resource-intensive. This talk explores manufacturing through engineering and modelling, and how AI can address key challenges.
Industry: Energy transfer & thermofluid mechanics
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Event Type: Annual dinner or luncheon
26 February 2026 17:30 to 21:30
Anglia Ruskin University - Essex
Drawing on over two decades of industry experience and volunteer service within the Institution, he calls attention to the vital relationship between technological progress and public trust. Citing the rigorous standards behind the technologies we rely on daily—from vehicles to infrastructure—Matt stresses the unseen, yet indispensable responsibility engineers hold in ensuring safety, efficiency, and ethical application.
Industry: Energy transfer & thermofluid mechanics
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Event Type: Talk or debate
11 February 2026 19:30 to 21:00
Anglia Ruskin University - Essex
The new generation of Sustainable Aviation Fuel is mainly produced from biogenic residues, for example from waste-based biomass, and can save up to 85% CO2 compared to conventional kerosene. This talk will also provide an analysis of the economic challenges facing energy intensive industries that wish to decarbonise.
Industry: Energy transfer & thermofluid mechanics
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Event Type: Talk or debate
14 January 2026 19:30 to 21:00
Anglia Ruskin University - Essex
Fusion has long promised limitless safe power and some claim it is the silver bullet for our energy challenges. Yet, decades after it was first conceived, we still seem far from commercialisation. In this talk we will look at the physical and engineering challenges, what we’ve achieved so far and what needs to be done if we are to realise the potential of this technology.
Industry: Energy transfer & thermofluid mechanics