Top Engineering Videos – Minute Physics
If you have seen a Youtube video with whiteboard animation then you have probably seen a Minute Physics video. MinutePhysics was created by Henry Reich in 2011 and has since grown into a Youtube giant with 5.5 million followers. The whiteboard style they pioneered is now everywhere...
Engineering Podcasts – The Engineering History Podcast
'The Engineering History Podcast' is - as the name would suggest - about the point at which engineering and history collide. Hosted by Anna Close and Paul Cipparone, each episode is a rousing, and often thought-provoking, discussions about how the things we have engineered reflects who we have...
Engineering Podcasts – Design to Product
'Design to Product' is all about how hardware teams get a product from a design to a manufactured products. The series is built around interviews with hardware manufacturing pro's, hardware founders, and engineers to talk about the journeys of people who build products. Each week they dive into...
Sustainable Futures Innovation Challenge – Devon trio scoop prize
Earlier this year the Royal Academy of Engineers invited young people to become engineers and share their ideas for innovations that work towards a sustainable future for our planet and our goal of reaching net zero as a country. Students Delilah, Maisie, and Lucy from Colyton Grammar School...
Top Engineering Videos – Dan Gelbart
Dan Gelbart Youtube channel is a little known Engineering gem on Youtube that has acquired a cult following among machinists. Dan is best known for his 18 part video series on how to he uses and modifies his favourite shop tools which were posted in 2013 which...
Top Engineering Videos – How To Mechatronics
'How To Mechatronics' has hundreds of amazing electronics and robotics projects for you to learn. Run by Dejan, a maker, techie and mechatronics engineer - the channel, and its companion website dives into all things Mechanical, Electrical and Computer Engineering. Alongside the tutorials, tips and tricks and...