Events

The IET/CIBSE Sheffield are delighted to announce an engaging evening lecture by Keith Cawkwell, an accomplished engineer and now Senior Business Development Manager at SSE Smart Buildings.

This talk will give a simplified overview of engineering biology, and will explain what engineering biology is, the advantages it can provide over conventional technologies and provide a perspective o

Near Field Communication is used for very short range information transfer, such as card payments, RFID and location sensing.

This is a Coventry and Warwickshire Retired Engineers event.

A talk to mark the 80th anniversary of Operation Source - the attack by X-craft midget submarines on the battleship Tirpitz.

Now in its 24th year, the Sir Bernard Crossland Lecture series began in 2001 to honour our late colleague Sir Bernard Crossland, one of the UK and Ireland’s most respected engineers.

CAP 3182, published by the CAA in October 2025, describes how the UK can iteratively adopt routine BVLOS operations rather than through segregating airspace or by exceptional permissions.

The talk will highlight the importance of resilient power monitoring in sectors where operational availability is vital, with real-world examples.

Don’s talk aims to show that more of us than we realise have a story to tell. It may be autobiographical; it may be observed history; it may be inspired by our research.

Clayton will talk about CityFibre's full fibre rollout, the switch to a hybrid build/consolidation strategy and the evolution of the UK fibre market. Now that all the major ISPs are connected and sell