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International: Past Events
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CAETS 2007 Tokyo: Environment and Sustainable Growth
23-26 October 2007, Tokyo
The 17th Convocation of the
International Council of Academies of
Engineering and Technological Sciences (CAETS)
is being organised by the Engineering Academy of
Japan. More information on CAETS.
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ERA International Lecture
03 October 2007, London
This year’s ERA International
Lecture will be delivered by Dr R K Pachauri,
Chairman of the Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change.
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Redesigning African Economies (212KB)
Hinton Lecture
03 October 2006
Professor
Calestous Juma HonFREng FRS, Harvard professor
and internationally-renowned expert in the
application of technology to international
development, delivered the Academy’s annual
Hinton Lecture, in which he discussed the role
of engineering in African economic development
and identified a number of areas in which he
considered the Academy could make a worthwhile
contribution.
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Future Technology Horizons (153KB)
ERA International Lecture
09 March 2006
In this,
the Academy's inaugural International Lecture,
Dr Craig Barrett, Chairman of the Board for
Intel Corporation and Chair of the US National
Academy of Engineering, shared his thoughts on
the impact of technology in the evolving digital
world. This event was made possible by the kind
support of the ERA Foundation.
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International Medal
The first International Medal was awarded in
2006 to Professor Cham Tao Soon FREng, founding
President of Nanyang Technological Institute (NTI)
and former President of the Nanyang
Technological University (NTU).
View press release
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Doing Business with China: The Benefits and Barriers (16KB)
A Meeting for Fellows and Special Guests
09
March 2006
The Royal Academy of Engineering
recognises that China is an important and
growing force in the global economy. Industries
and sectors dependent upon engineering are major
contributors to this growth. This meeting sought
to draw on the Fellowship's expertise and
corporate knowledge to underpin the development
of the Academy’s strategy for relations with
China.
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