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@hashtagneil Hi Neil, our experts were across LBC, LBC News, Sky News and The Standard to name a few on Friday. Lots of discussion taking place on LinkedIn also: https://t.co/LmjaCxfLcG. Thank you.
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@mathew_gilb Thanks for your message Matt. We’re getting low engagement on posts + our audiences are on other platforms. We’ll be sharing all things IET on LinkedIn, Facebook + Instagram. You can also get eng + tech insight on our EngX platform if you log in: https://t.co/AYgUUPVfsQ https://t.co/LiPwU9vgsq
Lateral flow tests are now going beyond COVID by helping diagnose strokes, vitamin deficiencies, and even pet infections! 🔬
Fast, affordable, and game-changing for healthcare.
Read more: https://t.co/HhUMEDIikk
#LateralFlowTests#ScienceNews
We're celebrating teamwork in engineering! 🤝
Our Engineers in Society Awards are open to teams whose collaboration is making an impact in society. Enter now: https://t.co/6mmtAyzsX6.
#Engineering#Recognition
We are delighted to be involved in this initiative, an exciting new digital series by @ECALive and @cwp_tw. In this series, our Head of Technical Regulations shares insights into the evolving role of electrical engineering in achieving a sustainable future and the hurdles that we need to overcome to achieve net zero.
#ElectrifyingOurFuture #NetZeroUK #EngineeringSustainability @IET_WM
The future of electrification demands skilled, future-ready electricians. Mark Coles of the IET highlights the need for training to meet net zero targets. Learn more about this industry shift: https://t.co/snGHqmz3fS
#ElectrifyingOurFuture
🎥: @cwp_tw
Today is the day... Happy International Women's Day (IWD)! 💜
We’re excited to celebrate IWD by officially opening applications for the Young Woman Engineer (YWE) of the Year Awards 2025. 🌟
These awards shine a spotlight on the next generation of female engineers, recognising their talent, innovation, and impact on the industry. If you or someone you know is making waves in engineering—whether through technological advancements, sustainability, or aerospace innovation—this is your chance to be celebrated.
UK scientists have developed a rapid DNA test to detect superbugs in just 48 hours—much quicker than traditional methods. 🧑🔬
This could revolutionise treatment, curb antibiotic resistance, and save lives.
Read here: https://t.co/L7KBwrOwZB
#DNASequencing#ScienceNews
This National Careers Week, we’re proud to support education programmes, like FIRST® LEGO® League.
Did you know that over 65,000 children take part in our STEM enrichment programmes every year helping to spark an interest in engineering from a young age?
#IETFuturesFund #CareersWeek
As we approach International Women’s Day, we caught up with Marisa Kurimbokus, last year’s Young Women Engineer (YWE) Award winner, to hear how the award impacted her career.
“Winning this award was a huge honour—recognition of my achievements so far and my work in introducing students to STEM and supporting developing engineers.”
That’s exactly why the YWE Awards exist: to highlight incredible female engineers, showcase their achievements, and create role models for future talent.
Our President Sir Warren East spoke with Sean on @bbcr4today this AM on the defence uplift - positive for industry and as tech transfers across sectors - we need to see more skills, supply chain support and capital investment unlocked.
Listen from 24:25: https://t.co/4kBDtzoTly
Bell’s contributions continue to inspire engineers, scientists, and innovators around the world today.
Do you know any facts about Alexander Graham Bell and his achievements? Share them in the comments and join us in celebrating his remarkable legacy.
#OnThisDay #WorldEngineeringDay2025 #AlexanderGrahamBellBirthday
While he’s best known for inventing the telephone, Bell’s innovations didn’t stop there. His groundbreaking work spanned optical telecommunications, hydrofoils, aeronautics, and even early sound recording. In 1876, he patented the first practical telephone, forever changing the way we communicate.📞