Interviews about Engineering

Some massive news this week: scientists have voted to redefine the kilogram.

What might manufacturing be like in years to come?

Can manufacturers be green and financially viable?

How do manufacturers use lasers to make stuff?

3D printing is making waves in the world of manufacturing...

How do things actually get made?

New catalysts containing individual metal atoms can break strong carbon-fluorine bonds found in stable pollutants...

Catalysts can be used to make synthetic liquid fuels which release less pollutants than conventional oil-derived...

Nasty pollution comes out of our cars but Johnson Matthey have a clever catalyst to reduce it

What is this? What’s it going to do? Why does this mission matter?

How can we deal with the 7000 tonnes of rubbish in space?

Are we grouping kids with learning difficulties in the best way?

Can a videogame help teach people about electricity?

Can self-healing materials keep us safer in the air?

How do talking machines help traffic?

What makes the infamous Mathematical Bridge so special?

Why have Ford equipped their production line staff with exoskeletons?

How do we go from a plant to a safe drug?

How did the space race bring us scratch-resistant glasses?

How do pilots know when they need to start descending, or where the airport is?

Reporting from the fastest passenger plane that ever flew.

How do planes get off the ground, and stay in the air?

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Royal Air Force, how have planes evolved?

Why is it dangerous to fly through an ash cloud?