Fellow of IOM3 and Royal Academy of Engineering, Dr Dame Sue Ion DBE FREng FRS CEng FIMMM urged young women to take up a career in engineering to help address the world’s greatest challenges, in her Principal’s Lecture at Cheltenham Ladies’ College on 12 October 2019
Congratulations to all the winners of the IOM3 Special and Publication Awards, who were presented with their medals and certificates at an awards dinner at 297 Euston Road, London on 8 October 2019.
The Monarch has today set out the Government’s plan for 26 bills to deliver Brexit, improve environmental targets to help tackle climate change, increase investment in science and ensure a national infrastructure strategy to improve transport and energy infrastructure.
This is Engineering Day will take place on 6 November 2019. It is a campaign to bring engineering to life for young people, and give more people the opportunity to pursue a career that is rewarding, future shaping, varied, well paid and in-demand.
For three days in London, IRC2019 will focus on technical advances in the global rubber market through over 160 talks scheduled across 4 sessions each day. With more than 500 attendees already registered for the event next week, this world-leading event hosted by the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3) at the Kia Oval Cricket Ground is a fantastic opportunity for global experts to exchange knowledge and ideas in the field as well as network in the heart of the UK.
The IOM3 Membership Team will be running a series of CEng In a Day workshops at IOM3 London headquarters during the autumn. The workshop provides a day to focus on the key documents that form the application. The morning session gives guidance on the professional review report and in the afternoon members will prepare the technical presentation.
The Institute is embarking on a process of digital transformation to introduce a new membership database, updated web portal and refreshed website over the next two years. We need your help to ensure your data is up to date!
