Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have developed a biodegradable plastic from barley starch blended with fibre from sugar beet waste. The new material, which decomposes in nature in just two months, can be used for food packaging and other things. View this article here: https://lnkd.in/e3xW5zDT #EngineersJournal
Engineers Ireland
Education Management
A community of engineers who are committed to creating sustainable solutions for society
About us
Engineers Ireland is the professional body for engineers and engineering in Ireland. Our current strategy ensures the upkeep and advancement of the reputation of the profession; the welfare and professionalism of our members; their continuing professional development and competence, and, their international mobility. Our 25,000+ members come from every discipline of engineering, and range from engineering students and graduates, to those advancing in their careers, senior leaders and Fellows of the profession. PROFESSIONAL TITLES We award professional titles to our members according to their qualification, experience and professionalism, including: Fellow (CEng FIEI) Chartered Engineer (CEng MIEI) Associate Engineer (Aeng AMIEI) Engineering Technician (Eng Tech IEI) PARTNERSHIPS We have built strong and mutually beneficial relationships with many Irish and international companies and organisations through our professional and educational initiatives, including: Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Programme accreditation Corporate affiliate membership We continue to build strong educational relationships with Irish universities and institutes of technology, primarily through our role in the accreditation of their engineering programmes and the STEPS schools outreach programme. All network/learning events run by our Regions, Divisions and Societies are open to the general public.
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http://www.engineersireland.ie
External link for Engineers Ireland
- Industry
- Education Management
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Dublin 4
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1835
- Specialties
- Engineering, Membership Organisation, Continuing Professional Development (CPD), Training, Outreach Education, Employment Services, Professional engineering titles, International mobility, Government / Policy submissions, and An expert voice for the profession
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Primary
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22 Clyde Road
Ballsbridge
Dublin 4, D4, IE
Employees at Engineers Ireland
Updates
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Atlantic Technological University, an Engineers Ireland Registered Training Provider, has their "Master of Science in Built Environment Regulation” CPD-approved. Registration is now open to start in September 2024 and January 2025. For more information, visit: https://lnkd.in/erz2MaSg #BuiltEnvironment #EnvironmentalRegulation #Sustainability
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Join the Engineers Ireland Australia/New Zealand regional branch for an informal gathering at D4 on Featherston in Wellington, NZ on Wednesday, 10th of July at 5:30pm. Meet fellow engineers in the region, create connections and learn more about getting involved with the regional branch. Register your attendance here: https://lnkd.in/ghd58vkM #EngineersIreland #Australia #NewZealand
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Engineers Ireland reposted this
Professional Titles Engineers Ireland | Client Focused Problem Solver | Creative And Goal Orientated Collaborative Team Player | Results Driven And Goal Orientated
Having just passed the second and final professional titles deadline for 2024, we're proud to share that Engineers Ireland saw a record number of applications for professional titles this year. This remarkable milestone highlights the continued importance of internationally recognised professional titles, and their role in career advancement. Our recently launched Regulations and Guidance Documents, along with new supports and resources, are designed to assist engineers in achieving their professional goals. As always, we're committed to empowering engineers on their professional journeys. Thank you to all applicants for your dedication and commitment. #engineersireland #professionaltitles #charteredengineer #associateengineer #engineeringtechnician
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The AGM of the Women in Engineering Group will take place online on Wednesday, 10th of July at 6:00pm. During this meeting Colette O'Shea, Chair of the Women in Engineering Group will give a review of the past year, the new committee will be elected, and plans for the coming year will be discussed. To register to attend this meeting, visit: https://lnkd.in/exhs2fkG You can also follow the Women in Engineering Group on Linkedin: https://lnkd.in/esM67EMx #EngineersIreland #WomenInEngineering
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In our latest episode of AMPLIFIED, our guest has worked with decarbonization at EU level and is leading his own social enterprise that creates energy storage solutions for homes, farms and small businesses. He is co-founder and Director of Range Therapy, Eamon Stack. One of the biggest challenges of the climate crisis is power. How do we harness it, store it, use it and most importantly, make it more sustainable. Listen to the full podcast now: https://lnkd.in/eMbmy_pv #batteries #energy #AMPLIFIED #sustainability
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Engineers Ireland will relaunch the Agricultural and Food Engineering division with an online meeting on Thursday, 4th of July at 5:30pm. At this meeting, a new committee will be elected and plans for the year will be discussed. If you are interested in joining the committee for 2024/25. Register your attendance here: https://lnkd.in/edyhS9CF #EngineersIreland #AgriculturalEngineering #FoodEngineering
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Engineers Ireland reposted this
Australia New Zealand Regional Branch of Engineers Ireland
Join us for an informal gathering at D4 on Featherston in Wellington, NZ. Meet fellow engineers in the region, create connections and learn more about getting involved with the Engineers Ireland Australia/New Zealand regional branch. In order to gauge numbers, please register your attendance using the link provided. For further information contact Chris O'Donnell at chrisodno6@gmail.com RSVP Here https://lnkd.in/gusW_d8f
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Engineers Ireland reposted this
John Halpin, graduate of our part-time Higher Diploma in Civil Engineering at ATU says that his decision to return to third-level education gave him the opportunity to further his continuous professional development through work focused research and professional practice modules🦺 Our Higher Diploma in Civil Engineering is accredited by Engineers Ireland as meeting the educational standard for level 8 engineering programmes for ‘Chartered Engineer with further learning’ (CEngFL). Find out more here➡️ https://loom.ly/zRgtXL0 #flexiblelearning #septemberstart #alwaysatu #atualumni
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Innovation and learning are two key factors for the Group MD of Glanua, Karl Zimmerer. Engineers are needed to solve the challenges facing the water sector and innovation is a key element of that. Hear how Glanuaare supporting this in the latest episode of AMPLIFIED Listen to the full podcast here: https://lnkd.in/eum993qP #wastewater #treatmentplant #sustainability