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Supporting early stage innovators to create engineering start ups. NW England & NI. #RegionalTalentEngines #RoyalAcademyofEngineering #EnterpriseHub.
Proud of our Hub Member company BindEthics ๐
The Leeds startup has raised ยฃ150K seed funding led by Lifted Ventures and Mint Ventures two women-led investor groups backing sustainable innovation.
Developing the first 100% bio-based wood adhesive!
www.thebusinessdesk.com/yorkshire/ne...
Great day today with the new Regional Talent Engines graduates at the Royal Academy of Engineering. Some great innovators and bright futures. #innovation #engineering #startups @raeng.org.uk @enterprisehub.raeng.org.uk
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People standing on a grand staircase at the Enterprise Hub Sheffield launch.
๐ Weโve launched our new #EnterpriseHub in #Sheffield โ the Royal Academy of Engineeringโs sixth regional Hub outside London, supporting deep tech innovators with funding, training & mentoring.
๐ enterprisehub.raeng.org.uk/locations/
seven new Regional Talent Engine entrepreneurs
This week we wrapped up our final Regional Talent Engines induction in Belfast, welcoming an incredible group of Northern Ireland entrepreneurs to the Enterprise Hub.
Theyโre innovating across healthcare, AI, road safety and sport, showcasing the best of Northern Irelandโs entrepreneurial spirit.
Hub Lates Northern Ireland, Ormeau Labs, 5 November 4pm - 6pm
Join us for the November edition of Hub Lates at the Enterprise Hub Northern Ireland.
Spotlighting one of the nationโs most exciting entrepreneurs: Iain Hendrick of Neurovalens, offering an evening of inspiration, conversation, and connection.
Register to attend: raeng.org.uk/events/2025/...
A busy and inspiring day at Enterprise Hub Wales as we welcomed our new Regional Talent Engines Cohort and hosted an evening Hub Lates networking session.
Weโre delighted to welcome:
Ross Miller, Kevin Easom, Carwyn Balch, Dr. Rachael Rowlands-Jones, Oliver Vaughan-jones
Our Regional Talent Engines programme welcomed Cohort 6 in the North East at the Catalyst in Newcastle, just down the road from our Enterprise Hub Newcastle in the innovation district.
Meet the cohort: Alex Ventisei, Chirag Kumar, Jari Pallari, Laura Richards, Stephen Carr, Stuart Armstrong.
8 entrepreneurs - a mix of men and women stood looking to camera as a group in modern building
We welcomed an exciting group of eight entrepreneurs from across the #NorthWest to our Liverpool Enterprise Hub yesterday to kick off their induction to Regional Talent Engines. Part of our place based approach to nurture entrepreneurs across the North of England and #NorthernIreland.
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Regional Talent Engines is a six-month pre-accelerator programme designed for mid-career engineers, innovators, and technical professionals based in Northern England, Northern Ireland, and Wales.
Applications are now open! Apply by 6 May 2025.
Apply now: enterprisehub.raeng.org.uk/regional-tal...
A man in a suit stood next to a screen presenting to a group of people.
Natasha McCarthy, Associate Director of Policy at the Academy, standing at the front of a room presenting in front of people.
A group of people smartly dressed, networking and eating food in a room.
A photo of the outside of Prince Phillip House.
Last week, we welcomed @chrisstark.bsky.social, Head of UKโs Clean Power Mission, to the Academy for a Clean Power 2030 workshop.
Alongside top leadership and expert engineers, they discussed steps needed for the UK's Clean Power mission. Learn more: nepc.raeng.org.uk/enabling-a-d...
A photo of Sir John Lazar wearing a medal and smiling at the camera alongside Sir Jim McDonald applauding him.
As the new President of the Academy, Sir John Lazar has taken on a pivotal role - but what led him to this position?
Learn more about his journey and impact on the evolution of engineering in the #IngeniaMag; ingenia.org.uk/articles/a-n...
Today, we launched the annual Royal Academy of Engineering State of UK Deep Tech report. This explores the UK's deep tech landscape, future potential, and steps to unlock significant societal, economic, and environmental impacts.
Read the report here: enterprisehub.raeng.org.uk/deep-tech-2024
Royal Academy of Engineering State of UK Deep Tech 2024 Read more
'UK needs more venture capital expertise in deep tech to boost domestic investment'
Our latest press release shares key insights from our flagship State of UK #DeepTech report, as well as initiatives from the UK government to meet some of the challenges identified: raeng.org.uk/news/uk-need...
Great to see the amazing developments in Liverpool getting some wider coverage: www.theguardian.com/business/202...
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A panoramic view of the Ingoldisthorpe wetland, which is a part of the local wastewater treatment system in Norfolk, with a lush green landscape featuring open fields, a cluster of trees, and a series of interconnected ponds under a clear blue sky. ยฉ Joseph Gray WWF-UK
Releasing treated wastewater into rivers and lakes is usually a bad idea. However, if done in the right way, nature can clean up after us.
Water treatment engineers are building wetlands where plants and microorganisms filter out pollutants. Find out more: www.ingenia.org.uk/articles/wat...
HRH Princess Anne shakes the hand of QEP 2024 winner Andrew Garrad as co-winner Henrik Stiesdal stands behind in a room at the Science museum.
The Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering celebrates bold innovations that benefit humanity. Henrik Stiesdal & Andrew Garrad were awarded the 2024 prize for advancing wind turbine tech. ๐
Learn how their work drives a #NetZero future: raeng.org.uk/news/modern-...
Five individuals stand in front of a large screen displaying digital artwork. From left to right: Navjot Sawhney, hugging his steel washing machine; Dr. Shini Somara, smiling while holding her book; Meg Ginsberg, in a wheelchair, pointing her arm outward; and Laura Hoang and Alice Kan, standing sideways with one arm raised in the air.
From easing the burden of handwashing clothes in remote, low-income, and displaced communities to tackling the worldโs deadliest diseases, meet our incredible #EngineeringRoleModels chosen for 2024's #NationalEngineeringDay.
Discover why they inspire us: raeng.org.uk/national-eng...
Itโs time to rethink engineersโ role in the world.
The #Engineers2030 project introduces a visionary approach for engineers of the future.
Read more from Juliet Upton, our former Head of Education and Skills Policy, on the changing face of engineering: raeng.org.uk/blogs/it-s-t...
Reaching #NetZero carbon emissions needs a collaborative approach. ๐
Discover how systems thinking can tackle the planet's climate challenges in our Getting To Net Zero video series: raeng.org.uk/net-zero-vid... #EngineeringZero
New Year Honours 2025 Congratulations to all of our Fellows, awardees, and partners recognised for their outstanding contributions.
Huge congratulations to all the Academy Fellows celebrated in His Majesty The Kingโs New Year Honours List. We're especially proud of our President, Dr. John Lazar CBE FREng, for his outstanding contributions to engineering and technology. Explore the full list here: raeng.org.uk/news/academy...
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Team from Google DeepMind stand on stage with the MacRobert Award medal. They are joined on stage by Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence KCVO CB.
The MacRobert Award is the UK's longest-running and most prestigious national prize for engineering innovation.
The 2024 winner, @deepmind.google.web.brid.gy's GraphCast, uses AI and vast data to deliver highly accurate weather forecasts up to 10 days ahead. Learn more: macrobertaward.raeng.org.uk
The Academy recently awarded eight outstanding engineers an MSc Motorsport Scholarship. ๐๐จ
The programme increases diversity in Formula 1 and the motorsport sector, in partnership with Sir Lewis Hamiltonโs foundation, Mission44. Meet the awardees: raeng.org.uk/news/academy...
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