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In celebration of the Royal Academy of Engineering's 50th anniversary, these portraits of 50 Fellows of the Academy span a wide array of identities and backgrounds.
Challenging stereotypes and showcasing the diversity of people involved in engineering today, this display in the museum foyer reveals how engineering impacts all areas of our everyday life.
Find out how these incredible engineers have changed the world with their work.
image © Jude Vidal
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