Peter Liacouras, director of services for 3D Medical Applications Center, removes surgical splints from a 3D printer at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center March 2, 2026, on Naval Support Activity Bethesda, Maryland. Walter Reeds 3D MAC uses advanced imaging design software and 3D printing to create patient-specific models, surgical guides and custom implants to support clinical decision-making and improve surgical outcomes. (DOW photo by Leticia Hopkins)

5 Ways Into Engineering (You Don’t Always Need a Degree)

The UK has a persistent engineering skills gap, which means well-trained, practical people are wanted across manufacturing, construction, energy, and design.

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