Bristol’s Young Engineers Show Their Skills
From pet-tracking devices to fridge-door alarms, just some of the invention of local Bristol children at our Digimakers Engineering Summer School. … Read more
Energy Transitions: Tackling The Climate Crisis
Aerospace student Kieran Tait tells us how energy transitions could be the solution.… Read more
Fitter, Happier… The Rise Of Social Robots
PhD student Katie Winkle explains how socially assistive robots can provide motivation and guidance for those in need of a companion.… Read more
Our High-Flying Engineering Students
Our Aerospace Engineering students take to the skies during their work with Gravity Industries on their jetsuits. … Read more
On 20 July 2019 it will be 50 years since man walked on the Moon, but what will the next 50 years hold?… Read more
Celebrating Women in Engineering Day
To mark Women In Engineering Day we’re taking a look at some of the amazing females engineers in our faculty.… Read more
Is it a boat? Is it a car? No it’s a…
Our Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Design students design their very own amphibious vehicle.… Read more
A Day In The Life Of A Masters Student
Engineering Masters student Samia Mohinta gives us a run down of a typical day at the University of Bristol.… Read more
Technician Mictroy gives us the downlow on how to build a chaos machine.… Read more
Buildin
g Earthquake-Proof Schools in Nepal
Professor Anastasios Sextos explains how his group have developed a new method for building earthquake-proof schools in Nepal.… Read more
The Earthquake Shaking Table Competition
Our civil engineering students go head to head to which of their towers can withstand our powerful earthquake shaking table. … Read more
Building 
A Replica Enigma Machine
Computer Science student Tom tells us how he went about building a replica of the Enigma Machine used in World War Two.… Read more
PhD student Cara Williamson tells us how studying urban gulls flying around Bristol is helping her to programme more efficient flight paths for drones. … Read more
Detecting Deadly Diseases With Sound Waves
Professor Bruce Drinkwater tells us how he and his colleagues in Brazil are using acoustics to detect disease.… Read more
Why We Sh
ould Care About Supercomputing
Professor Of High Performance Computing Simon McIntosh Smith tells us how we’re all benefiting from the power of supercomputers.… Read more