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The London Engineering Project co-ordinates Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) activities in schools and colleges in South and East London, engaging with pupils of all ages. The project illustrates and demonstrates the advantages of a career in engineering, and the advantages of studying in higher education institutes.

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Engineering Islam The Royal Academy of Engineering
12 July 2010
Engineering Islam is an annual event hosted by the London Engineering Project (LEP). The event celebrates Islamic culture and aims to show young people the important contribution that Muslims made to society particularly in the field of science and engineering. The event was inspired by 1001 Inventions: Muslim Herita...
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Did you know?

It takes approximately 400 cacao beans...

...to make one pound of chocolate. Creating your favourite chocolate bar involves engineers in a complicated process which begins with grinding cacao beans and combining them with other raw ingredients to form a coarse brown powder called crumb which is refined into a paste then formed into chocolate bars after conching for up to six days and tempering to give the chocolate that melt in the mouth quality. Source: www.engineergirl.org, July 2008

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Testimonial

Darrell Pariag, Chemical Engineering student,...

Darrell has been working as an LEP Student Ambassador since September 2006. He has worked on countless events and projects including...

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