IES is a multi-disciplinary engineering body, founded in Scotland in 1857, that provides a forum in which individuals from all engineering and related disciplines can discuss and exchange information, generate ideas and encourage young engineers. IES works with kindred bodies to promote a wider understanding of the role of the professional engineer in society.
This year's James Watt Dinner will be held on Friday 4th October at the Radisson Blu hotel, Glasgow. If you haven't been before why not come along this year?
Just launched - our 2024 -2025 programme!
IES Events
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James Watt Dinner 2024!
4th October 2024 7:00 pm -
The 2024 Rankine Memorial Lecture Steam cleaning our environment - Using Steam Turbines to achieve genuine sustainability
29th October 2024 6:30 pm
Other Institutions’ Events
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Engineers Ireland - Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge – conservation of an historic landmark
7th October 2024 6:15 pm -
ICE -Lunch and learn webinar: structural investigations
8th October 2024 12:30 pm
Opinion
Should we preserve traditional skills?
10 June 2024
What a wonderful members’ visit we had to the Verdant Works in Dundee on 27th May.
(for those who have never been it is well worth a visit!)
To see a Boulton & Watt engine operate so majestically was quite a thrill and to hear about the efforts required to install such a precious 200 year old machine in a 200 year old building was fascinating.
Featured Event
4th October 2024 7:00 pm
James Watt Dinner 2024!
The annual James Watt Dinner hosted by the Institution of Engineers in Scotland is a celebration of all engineering combined with entertainment.
Held (almost) annually since 1882, 2024 will be our 114th dinner!
Guests are…
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Tiny magnetic robots could treat bleeds in the brain
02 October 2024 -
Competence frameworks for sustainability in the built environment consultation
30 September 2024 -
The British Science Festival will be heading to Liverpool in 2025
25 September 2024
Publication of the Month
The Importance of Socially Responsible Mining in Developing Nations
Mining operations are an essential part of many developing nations. They provide jobs and resources, and fuel economic growth. However, irresponsible mining can also have a significant negative impact on the environment, local communities, and workers. It's crucial to recognise the importance of socially responsible mining to ensure that operations are sustainable and beneficial in the long run.
