Engineers do everything and people need to hear their stories
PhD student Tom Bewley looks after the Engenius podcasts for Engineers Without Borders.… Read more
Can machines read our minds?
Can machines read our minds?
Many of us spend a significant portion of our day online where our interactions with social media and IoT devices leave a trail of “digital footprints” in their wake.… Read more
Reaching out to the next generation
Reaching out to the next generation
Even the youngest school kids can be creative with code.… Read more
Induction videos
Induction videos
If you are a new member of staff in the Faculty of Engineering, please take a look at these short videos to find out more about the community to which you now belong.… Read more
Support for My Career: Rainaa Ahmed
Support for My Career: Rainaa Ahmed
“An apprenticeship gives you the best of both worlds – both work and study.”
Rainaa is a Technical Apprentice in Engineering’s Technical Services.… Read more
Social distancing and safety in Engineering
Social distancing and safety in Engineering
As lockdown restrictions are eased in England, we have re-opened some of our buildings.… Read more
Maths, magic and mobile phone security
Maths, magic and mobile phone security
Cryptography, a combination of maths, computer science, electrical engineering and physics, is the study of encryption and decryption.… Read more
A unique personal story – Hind Saidani-Scott
A unique personal story – Dr Hind Saidani-Scott
“I was so thrilled to discover the Women in Engineering society – their professionalism, attitude and friendship.”
Dr Hind Saidani-Scott has been in the Mechanical Engineering department for over thirty years.… Read more
17 Bristol women shaping the world
Women in engineering – shaping the world
The theme for Women in Engineering Day 2020 is ‘shape the world’, a call to action that’s particularly relevant right now.… Read more
Breaking down barriers for tomorrow’s engineers
Breaking down barriers for tomorrow’s engineers
With ever-increasing demand for skilled engineers, why exclude half of the population?… Read more