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The article announces the Institution of Mechanical Engineers' looking to reward 2019 Prestige Awards, for advancing mechanical engineering awards including James Watt International Gold Medal; James Clayton Prize; and Verena Winifred Holmes Award.

The article offers information on the 2018 Prestige Awards for engineers including the James Watt International Gold Medal, James Clayton Prize and Alastair Graham- Bryce Award.

An interview with design engineer Daisy Coombes is presented. It mentions that she won the Bryan Hildrew Apprentice of the Year Award from JCB in 2017. Explored is her aim on imparting engineering principles in educating students in developing countries as well as on developing "STEM-in-a-box" style package.

The article reports that British engineer-inventor Steve Lindsey was nominated to the final of the European Inventor of the Year Awards 2017 which was held in Venice, Italy on June 15, 2017. It mentions that Lindsey was recognized for his Blade Compressor that could deliver energy savings by about 20%. It discusses the life and career of Lindsey along with his achievements such as the 2015 UK Manufacturing Entrepreneur of the Year Award.

The article reports on the 2016 Vision Awards ceremony hosted by Institution of Mechanical Engineers president Jon Hilton and director of engineering Dr. Colin Brown held on September 28 as a celebration of the achievements of young engineers including Katie Winkle, Jake Wilshaw and Suzi Gray.

The article offers information on the Institution of Mechanical Engineers- Vision Awards given to engineers including IMechE Land Rover Spen King Sustainability Award for 2012 to Samuel Scannell, Rachel Smedley as IMechE AMEC Undergraduate Scholarship Award holder and Peter Bonnington as Visionaries for 2012.

The article announces awards given to exceptional young engineers in Great Britain including Undergraduate Visionary to Philip Deakin, 2011 Apprentice of the Year to Jennifer Harvey and Young Member of the Year to Paul Cummins.

The article announces several awards to engineers by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers of Great Britain including the Undergraduate Visionary award to Stephen Myers, the Young Member Visionary to Nabeel Younis, and the Alastair Graham Bryce Award to Dawn Elson and Caroline Alliston.

The article announces several engineering awards including the Outstanding Project of the Year award to carbon fibre technology provider Magma Structures, the Manufacturer of the Year award to seals manufacturer Superior Seals and the Engineer of the Year award to engineer Steve Austen.

The article invites nominations from engineers, organization or community group for the 2015 Prestige Awards till March 31, 2015 given by Great Britain's Institution of Mechanical Engineers. It also mentions several awards given under Prestige Awards including the Alastair Graham-Bryce Award, Award for Risk Reduction in Mechanical Engineering, and Thomas Hawksley Gold Medal and George Stephenson Gold Medal. It further mentions the James Clayton Prize in engineering science.

The article invites nominations for the awards till March 2015 including the Prestige Awards given by Great Britain's Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) to engineers, and presents the views of Alec Osborn, chairman of the Trustee Board Awards Committee at IMechE, on Prestige Awards.

The article announces the recipients of the 2014 Vision Awards from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in Great Britain which include engineers George Scholz, Stuart Scott, and Siddartha Khastgir.

Reports on the 1998 Honours award for Great Britain's engineers received by Pam Liversidge and Kenneth Green. Achievements of the awardees.

Presents information on the annual Young Engineers for Britain (YEB) awards, highlighting its development by Great Britain Department of Trade and Industry. Development of the engineering body, the Engineering Council, to be in charge of YEB; Age of the entrants; Rules of the YEB; Objective of the YEB; Prize which the overall winner or winners will receive. INSETS: Young Engineers for Britain 1998;Early success for high flyer;Doors opened for first female winner.

The article focuses on the nominations for the awards given by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), recognizing the efforts of professional engineers in Great Britain. It states that the awards for 2013 are the Mechanical Engineers' Equality and Diversity Award, the Award for Risk Reduction in Mechanical Engineering and the James Clayton Prize. IMechE president Isobel Pollock believes that the awards celebrate the best of engineering.

The article announces that several engineers from Microsoft Research have received the 50,000 pounds MacRobert Award.

The article announces the 2010 Vision Awards given to several engineers by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Great Britain including the Apprentice of the Year award to Tom Goudy, the EngTech Visionary award to Leanne Normanshire and the Undergraduate Visionary award to Helen Cavill.

The article offers news briefs in Great Britain. IMechE has created the Engineering the Future Award to be given for establishments who will demonstrate significant contributions to global sustainability. IMechE is looking for incorporated or chartered engineers from the industry to help mentor applicants in corporate memberships. IMechE together with guests and family of Sir Frank Whittle celebrated the 70th anniversary of the initial test of the jet engine.

The article focuses on the establishment of an award scheme by National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA) to enhance the early careers of researchers. The programme operates over a year and selects 30 scientists and engineers at a time. Participants attend three residential weekends called Labs each covering a theme. A combination of presentations, seminars and skills sessions will help individuals identify opportunities for research across disciplines. The 2005 Labs will cover science and globalization, science in society and science and creativity.

Reports that two engineers from Northern Ireland, Enda Young and Brendan Quinn have been announced winners of the Young Engineers for Britain 2001 award. Information on the appliance designed by them that brought them the award; Appraisal of other awards won by their appliance.

Reports on engineers honored by the British government. Ian Milburn; John Appleton; Barry Cleverdon.

Focuses on the launch of the 1997 Young Engineers for Britain award for engineering trainees. Prizes; Eligibility of contestants.