ALT Text saying: The world is changing rapidly. Engineers are uniquely placed to respond to that change and innovate solutions to the challenges it presents. More than ever before, it's time to engineer better lives.

ALT HRH The Princess Royal stands next to Dr Asad Madni in black tie, holding a medal.

ALT Photographic portrait of King Charles III, wearing a suit and looking at the camera.

ALT It is hard for me to believe that I was a little black girl on the farm who had a dream to get off the farm, get educated, and make enough money to take care of myself. And now, I have realized my dreams and reached a height beyond what I anticipated. I encourage young women to believe in yourself, find your passion... keep setting new goals and continue to strive to reach them, and most of all - follow your dreams.

ALT The five recipients of the first MSc motorsport engineering scholarships during their visit to the Silverstone Museum. From left to right: Jonathan Keeya, Amjad Saeed, Nevin Hall, Benjamin Woodhouse, and Laila Dokkali

ALT Portrait of Rebecca Enonchong

ALT Princess Royal shaking hands with Sir Patrick Vallance

ALT Prince Philip Medal Dr Gladys West A pioneer in the use of complex mathematics and efficient programming to process early satellite data to generate accurate, repeatable and global models of the Earth’s geoid. Her work underpinned the mapping functions of GPS and the study of global mean sea level. Black text on blue-green gradient background next to photo of Dr West smiling in a circular frame. Logo of the Royal Academy of Engineering appears in the top left corner. In the top right, #RAEngAwards and raeng.org.uk/awards

ALT Mosaic of 72 portrait photos

ALT HRH The Princess Royal speaking on a stage, behind a microphone with flowers in the background.

ALT HRH The Princess Royal, sat at the centre of a group photo, surrounded by Academy Fellows who are either seated or stood in rows. HRH is immediately flanked by the Academy President to her right and CEO to her left.

ALT HRH The Princess Royal stood on stage shaking hands with Sir Chris Whitty.

ALT Portrait of Koray Kavukcuoglu

ALT Prince Charles speaks to Dr Hayaatun SIllem

ALT Group of people on stage collecting a gold medal including HRH The Princess Royal

ALT His Majesty The King with seven guests at a presentation at Buckingham Palace, who hold QEPrize trophies.

ALT HRH The Princess Royal sat in between Academy President, Professor Sir Jim McDonald FREng FRSE, and Academy CEO, Dr Hayaatun Sillem CBE. Around them stand and sit our 2023 Honorary and International Fellows.

ALT HRH The Princess Royal sat in between Academy President, Professor Sir Jim McDonald FREng FRSE, and Academy CEO, Dr Hayaatun Sillem CBE. They are joined by Academy Fellows, one row seated and another stood.

ALT HRH The Princess Royal sat in between Academy President, Professor Sir Jim McDonald FREng FRSE, and Academy CEO, Dr Hayaatun Sillem CBE. They are joined by Academy Fellows, one row seated and another stood.

ALT "The whole engineering community – including business, industry and academia – will celebrate the announcement of continued partnership between the UK and EU. Engineering plays a vital role in addressing our critical global challenges, and this welcome development will enable essential international collaboration for the common good.” Professor Sir Jim McDonald FREng FRSE President, Royal Academy of Engineering

ALT Mosaic of new Fellows' faces

ALT Collage image of 73 headshots of new Fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering

ALT Professor Catherine Noakes OBE

ALT HRH The Princess Royal, sat at the centre of a group photo, surrounded by Academy Fellows who are either seated or stood in rows. HRH is immediately flanked by the Academy President to her right and CEO to her left.

ALT HRH The Princess Royal, sat at the centre of a group photo, surrounded by Academy Fellows who are either seated or stood in rows. HRH is immediately flanked by the Academy President to her right and CEO to her left.

ALT HRH The Princess Royal, sat at the centre of a group photo, surrounded by Academy Fellows who are either seated or stood in rows. HRH is immediately flanked by the Academy President to her right and CEO to her left.

ALT Ventilation Matters Why clean air is vital to health In the interactive infographic: - The benefits of ventilation - The different types of ventilation - How to implement better ventilation in workspaces

ALT Portrait of Manish Chhowalla

ALT Portrait of Hannah Fry

ALT The Hamilton Commission into improving representation of Black people in UK motorsport.

ALT Professor Rachel Oliver

ALT "We will always be indebted to Prince Philip for his active interest in engineering and technology. His genuine enjoyment and passion for engineering were evident in his many visits to the Academy and his typically challenging discussions with the engineers he met. He has been a staunch supporter of UK industry and presented the Academy’s highest award for UK engineering, the MacRobert Award, almost every year since it began in 1969. “No organisation could possibly have wished for a better informed or more enthusiastic patron than Prince Philip and the world of engineering will be much the poorer without his wise counsel and encouragement. We have been honoured to be able to name our premises Prince Philip House – a home for excellence in engineering, where we can all come together and address the engineering issues of the day."

ALT HRH The Princess Royal, signs the rollbook as a Royal Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering

ALT Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE

ALT HRH The Duke of Edinburgh meets students from Lambeth College, gathered around a table featuring small vehicle preparing to be propelled across the table.

ALT Black and white photo depicting the inaugural meeting of the Fellowship of Engineering at Buckingham Palace on 11 June 1976. 126 founding Fellows stand in six rows on the exterior steps of Buckingham Palace, with HRH The Duke of Edinburgh on the front row, second from left

ALT Photo of Sir Jim McDonald in a suit and tie, smiling