We’re thrilled to be a part of NI Science Festival! The Sir Bernard Crossland lecture held with Engineers Ireland Northern Region and in association with IET Northern Ireland will take place on 22nd February at Riddel Hall and will be given by Professor Keith Bell. Get your🎟️here: go.qub.ac.uk/SirBUnplugged #NISF23

Congratulations to Prof Roger Woods who has received a prestigious Engineering Excellence Award from The IET​. The award was presented at IET Northern Ireland’s Annual Dinner in recognition of Professor Woods’ significant achievements to further the engineering profession in Northern Ireland.

"We're delighted to make Prof Roger Woods this year’s recipient of the NI Engineering Excellence Award for outstanding achievements in promoting #engineering #innovation & #commercialisation of new tech & exceptional contributions to academia" IET Northern Ireland qub.ac.uk/News/Allnews/f…

Once again Queen's University Belfast 🎓 Riddell Hall is full to capacity for the Sir Bernard Crossland lecture - examining how we secure a low carbon energy system. IET Northern Ireland QUB Strategic Engagement

Professor David Rooney, Dean of Internationalisation at QUB EPS, welcomes guests to the 21st #SirBernardCrosslandLecture and introduces our guest speaker, Professor Keith Bell of University of Strathclyde. Queen's University Belfast 🎓 | Engineers Ireland Northern Region | IET Northern Ireland | Climate Change Committee | UKERC | NI Science Festival

Professor Keith Bell gives his lecture, ‘“A great wind is blowing, and that gives you either imagination or a headache”: Security of supply in a low carbon energy system’ for this year’s #SirBernardCrosslandLecture. Queen's University Belfast 🎓 | Engineers Ireland Northern Region | IET Northern Ireland | QUB EPS | Climate Change Committee

Brian Moorhead of the IET Northern Ireland committee and Lead Grid Connections Manager at eSmart Networks hosts a Q&A session with Professor Keith Bell. Queen's University Belfast 🎓 | Engineers Ireland Northern Region | IET Northern Ireland | QUB EPS

Join us for an exclusive technical visit to City of Derry Airport on Aug 17th at 6:00 PM to learn more about the intricate workings of airport operations. Limited spaces available! Book now: localevents.theiet.org/register.php?e…

✈️ Our most recent #IET #SiteVisit seen us flying high as City of Derry Airport welcomed us to view the engineering and infrastructure it takes to keep their gateway to the Northwest open for air traffic. Special thanks to Paul and Brian for hosting and sharing their experience.

Join us next week for the Megaw Memorial Lecture, showcasing the amazing work of final year students from QUB - EEECS 📅 Monday 15th April 2024 ⏰ 6pm to 8pm 🍕Refreshments from 5:30pm 📍 Bernard Crossland Lecture Theatre, Ashby Building, Belfast All are welcome to attend!

Reminder of our upcoming event this Monday 15th April showcasing the exciting work of QUB - EEECS final year students!

Congrats to QUB - EEECS final year students for great presentations at the Megaw Lecture! Winner: Emma Stephenson on her GPS antenna project. Runner-up: Lauren Fegan on IoT satellite comms for remote machine monitoring. Thanks to all the judges, staff, students & attendees! 🎉

🚨 Event Alert! 📍 Upstairs, The American Bar, 65 Dock Street, Belfast, BT15 1LF 🗓 14th May 24 ⏰ 1800-2100 RSVP: fandtmaritime.eventbrite.co.uk Explore our HUB-IN project #MaritimeMile 3D/VR rooms. Maritime Belfast Trust Belfast City Council #Belfast #DigitalHeritage #InnovationInHeritage #HUBIN

Don't miss this opportunity to learn from researchers, network with other professionals across various disciplines, and be part of the conversation shaping the future of infrastructure monitoring.

Don’t miss the chance to sign up for our event discussing the challenges and opportunities of monitoring our infrastructure and built environment!