Hydrogen is carving out its place in the world of renewable energy. Regional developments like hydrogen valleys and hydrogen islands are serving as blueprints for larger ecosystems to produce and consume this versatile fuel locally. 

The new design is stackable and reconfigurable, for swapping out and building on existing sensors and neural network processors.

Chris Davis works as a subject matter expert in bulk biologics processing – primarily the manufacturing of biopharmaceuticals – for Jacobs where he supports projects across Europe. He outlines some of the characteristics of his role and how his career path led him to the position. 

Former chair of MEETA Asset Management and Engineers Ireland's Thomond Region, John Coleman started his engineering life as a fitter and welder before going on to earn his master's degree. He admires Harry Ferguson, who developed the modern agricultural tractor and its three-point linkage system; in his spare time, he loves gardening and, together with his wife Sheila, he likes to visit his daughter and her family in Australia.

We ask Intel engineers Andrew O'Rourke and Brian Meehan to talk about their professional life – their mentors, details of current projects and so on.

Meta’s now-abandoned plans for ‘libra’ the catalyst for new rules, writes Dr Chris Horn, former president of Engineers Ireland.