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Professor Liz Tanner is awarded Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Engineering
7 July 2006
The department would like to congratulate Liz on her Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Engineering.
Founded in 1976, the Academy was initially known as the Fellowship of Engineering. A Royal Charter was granted in 1983 and the name Royal Academy of Engineering adopted in 1992.
The Academy honours the UK's most distinguished engineers. It aims to take advantage of the enormous wealth of engineering knowledge they possess and, through the interdisciplinary character of its membership, it provides a unique breadth of engineering experience to further the art and practice of engineering in all its forms. Election to The Academy is by invitation only; up to 60 Fellows are elected each year from nominations made by existing Fellows.
For more information see the link below.
Founded in 1976, the Academy was initially known as the Fellowship of Engineering. A Royal Charter was granted in 1983 and the name Royal Academy of Engineering adopted in 1992.
The Academy honours the UK's most distinguished engineers. It aims to take advantage of the enormous wealth of engineering knowledge they possess and, through the interdisciplinary character of its membership, it provides a unique breadth of engineering experience to further the art and practice of engineering in all its forms. Election to The Academy is by invitation only; up to 60 Fellows are elected each year from nominations made by existing Fellows.
For more information see the link below.
Updated by: Victoria Wells