To many, the world of STEM reflects applications in the 21st century, tackling contemporary issues through ground-breaking developments and futuristic technological innovations.
However, solving global problems and advancing human knowledge through STEM has a rich history that inspires today’s most significant technological achievements. From our understanding of the cosmos to developments in artificial intelligence, we've curated a gallery of ground-breaking engineering projects and their inspiration from the past.
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Global report
In our global report we look at what influences early career talent into STEM, and how can employers attract the talent of the future
European report
What influences early career European talent into STEM, and how can employers in Europe attract the talent of the future?
United States report
What influences early career American talent into STEM, and how can employers in America attract the talent of the future?