Manufacturing rarely sits still. New products, higher volumes and customer demands mean production lines get rebuilt and drives get replaced. How costly that change is depends largely on the ...
USPs Dissipates wave energy and low reflection minimises impact to beach life; Faster to install; Sustainable solution with lower carbon footprint than alternatives; Up to 50% cost savings are ...
Structure Tone Mission Critical, a leader in data centre and substation construction, has been awarded Engineers Ireland’s Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Accredited Employer Standard, ...
Five Chartered Engineers have been shortlisted for the highly coveted Chartered Engineer of the Year Award, supported by Arup. Aishwarya Ashok, Enda Geraghty, Eoin Kavanagh, Jonathan Ruddy, and Laura ...
Artificial intelligence is creating new opportunities to enhance multiphysics modelling and simulation, from generating synthetic training data and accelerating model development to automating ...
Solution to prevent ventilator-associated pneumonia wins Engineers Ireland Siemens Innovative Student Engineer of the Year Award 2026 27 October: A University of Limerick team has won the Engineers ...
The UK’s data centre boom, combined with more powerful servers and higher rack densities, is driving the need for efficient liquid cooling technology. To enable these pump-based systems to operate ...
The MEETA Asset Management Society Awards provide an outstanding opportunity to recognise excellence in the maintenance and management of physical assets through their life cycle. The Awards recognise ...
The Engineers TV is a hub for on-demand videos, covering a wide selection of engineering topics. Watch presentations, technical lectures, courses, seminars and event recordings - all of which count ...
Engineers Ireland's CPD Employer of the Year Award celebrates a new approach to supporting career development and building future capability. How do you cultivate talent and retain your best people?
Sean Brady examines the remarkable engineering works that may have underpinned one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. What would you do, hypothetically speaking, if you wanted to prove the ...
Justine Butler is a Chartered chemical engineer and fellow of Engineers Ireland with more than 18 years’ experience working in the pharmaceutical industry. She studied Chemical and Process Engineering ...
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