#Engineer attempting some #biology. @ox_dtp PhD student researching super resolution microscopes @clf_stfc. @QEPrize and #STEM ambassador. Views my own
📣 WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT
@LordJohnBrowne: "Our 2024 Laureates continue to drive engineering advancement and push the boundaries of what is possible." #QEPrize2024
I don’t usually post personal news but Clinicians have told us to pull every lever.
Our daughter has with #dipg Brain cancer. There is no cure and typically 9m life expectancy.
If anyone knows of trials then please get in contact! #braincancer#childrenscancer@CR_UK
Fantastic evening @RAEngNews to celebrate this. Congratulations to all of the winners! Incredible to hear about the iterative improvements made to the technology which lead to the revolution in how we generate electricity #QEPrize2023
📣 WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT
@LordJohnBrowne: "To survive, the world needs sources of energy that are net carbon zero, abundant, accessible and affordable. The work of our 2023 laureates has enabled just that." #2023QEPrize
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📣 Congratulations to Anja Brandl from Switzerland, the official WINNER of the 2023 #CreateTheTrophy competition! 👏👏👏
Here's Anja's winning design 👇 #2023QEPrize
Today, Japanese engineer Dr Masato Sagawa has been named as a QEPrize laureate for his pioneering work on permanent magnets! Find out more about his innovation: https://t.co/jVdVou6OmF #QEPrize2022
The #QEPrize2022 is awarded to Dr Masato Sagawa for the discovery, development and global commercialisation of the world’s strongest permanent magnet, which has been transformational in its contribution towards enabling cleaner, energy saving technologies. https://t.co/jVdVouoped
Tomorrow at 10am, join us for the live announcement of the #QEPrize2022 winner! Past winners have included GPS and LED lighting... which engineering innovation do you think will win this year's prize? https://t.co/gc3KplH0ub
This trophy was designed by 2022 #CreateTheTrophy finalist, Alicja Lenkiewicz. The design uses elements of castles, gemstones, and chess pieces to represent that—as in chess—every new move in engineering works towards the goal of discovering new opportunities.
Learn how to make your very own balloon-powered Mars rover with QEPrize Ambassador @LaraSuzuki! Give it a go and tag #AMonthOfMaking to enter our prize draw. https://t.co/VVwx2KjY0w
Yesterday, the #QEPrize2021 winners Shuji Nakamura, M. George Craford and Russell Dupuis attended St James’ Palace, where they were presented with the QEPrize trophy by HRH The Prince of Wales. Isamu Akasaki was represented at the ceremony by his son-in-law, Dr Kazuaki Takahashi.
Nanochemist @FunSizeSuze shows us how to make a delicious chocolatey treat that your friends and family will love - hot chocolate bombs. This would make a great Christmas present! #AMonthOfMaking https://t.co/VVwx2KjY0w
Create your own Christmas decorations using salt dough! Simple to make and fun to decorate - @RuthAmos shows us how it's done. Take a look at more makes from #AMonthOfMaking: https://t.co/VVwx2KjY0w
Lewis Hamilton + the @RAEngNews Hamilton Commision recognise the importance of teachers in engaging young scientists and engineers. Together, they're going to support the training of 150 Black science teachers. What a man! The full report of the commision:https://t.co/3gf4riaZTv
Possible CMJ Spirit of Cricket moment as @root66 refuses to run out Steven Croft in the Roses match after he goes down with cramp halfway down the pitch.
https://t.co/Zc1QbezkWj
#bbccricket#T20Blast