Most recent publications

The Academy's most recent publications are listed below in reverse date order. Another way of searching through Academy reports is to look through themes.

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Date Title Stock No Sep 12 Jobs and growth: the importance of engineering skills to the UK economy (4241KB) Final Report of the econometrics of engineering skills project, examining the link between STEM education, training and qualifications and economic growth. The Royal Academy of Engineering R1.41 Aug 12 Opportunity and Ability? - Summary Report (4783KB) Key Stage 4 science and mathematics participation and attainment in England 2010 (Education for Engineering) R1.40 Aug 12 Opportunity and Ability? - Full Report (4313KB) Key Stage 4 science and mathematics participation and attainment in England 2010 (Education for Engineering) R1.39 Aug 12 Future of energy storage: technologies and policy (1260KB) A report of UK-China workshops produced by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Royal Academy of Engineering Jul 12 Computing qualifications included in the 2014 Key Stage 4 Performance Tables: a guide for schools (967KB) R1.38 Jul 12 Get coding! (920KB) Resources to support the learning of Computing: a guide for schools R1.37 Jul 12 Enhancing Engineering Higher Education: Outputs of the National HE STEM Programme (2261KB) The National HE STEM Programme (2009–2012) took place against a backdrop of significant change in the higher education systems in England and Wales. Tuition fees, arrangements for student finance and control of student numbers all changed in a move to put the student at the centre of higher education. R1.36 Jun 12 Greening UK energy: business opportunity or brake on growth? (208KB) Proceedings of a meeting held by The Royal Academy of Engineering on the 19 June 2012 chaired by Evan Davis. The Royal Academy of Engineering Jun 12 Shale gas extraction in the UK: a review of hydraulic fracturing (6397KB) An independent review of the scientific and engineering evidence relating to the technical aspects of the risks associated with hydraulic fracturing to inform government policymaking about shale gas extraction in the UK. A report produced by the Royal Society and the Royal Academy of Engineering May 12 Designing cost-effective care for older people: how technology can make a difference (2255KB) Summary of a one-day meeting organised by Age UK and the Royal Academy of Engineering Panel for Biomedical Engineering The Royal Academy of Engineering R4.18

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