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Hollywood Magic: Engineering in the Movies
Hollywood Magic: Engineering in the Movies
We explore iconic scenes in cinema and the crucial role of VFX across cinema, television, and advertising with Roy Trosh and David…
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
Jun 29, 2020
Vint Cerf: Engineering the Internet
Vint Cerf: Engineering the Internet
In this episode, we talk to father of the internet, chief internet evangelist at Google, and trademark three-piece suit wearer, Vint Cerf.
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
Jun 29, 2020
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The Mars-inspired shower — smart engineering for sustainable living
The Mars-inspired shower — smart engineering for sustainable living
by Mehrdad Mahdjoubi, CEO and co-founder at Orbital Systems
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
Aug 14, 2019
Cleaning our oceans with… magnets?
Cleaning our oceans with… magnets?
Researchers at the Institute of Polymer Materials have developed a novel solution for cleaning our oceans using magnets.
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
Jun 29, 2020
Producing plastics sustainably: perspectives
Producing plastics sustainably: perspectives
Researchers have improved the catalytic properties of plastic-degrading enzymes, which may lead to more sustainable recycling in the…
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
May 28, 2019
Just one drop — why we need point-of-care diagnostics
Just one drop — why we need point-of-care diagnostics
Globalization is mostly beneficial but the increased spread of disease is concerning. Point-of-care diagnostics could help to mitigate…
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
May 13, 2019
The cyber race is on and AI engineering will be indispensable
The cyber race is on and AI engineering will be indispensable
As online threats evolve to increasingly outpace humans, the cybersecurity landscape becomes one of machine fighting machine.
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
Aug 1, 2018
Future of AI — less artificial, more intelligent (part one)
Future of AI — less artificial, more intelligent (part one)
Beyond Limits CTO Mark James sets the scene for new developments at the intersection of AI and robotics.
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
Mar 21, 2019
Future of AI — less artificial, more intelligent (part two)
Future of AI — less artificial, more intelligent (part two)
In part one, Beyond Limits CTO Mark James sets the scene for new developments at the intersection of AI and robotics. In part two, he…
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
Mar 25, 2019
Arcadia Spectacular — powering ahead with sustainable practice
Arcadia Spectacular — powering ahead with sustainable practice
As a company spanning engineering and the arts, the very nature of energy and its functional application are both central to what we do.
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
Nov 9, 2018
Machine learning and AI — ensuring fairness in smart cities
Machine learning and AI — ensuring fairness in smart cities
Machine learning has the potential to optimise smart city planning, design, and construction, but the underlying data must stay neutral.
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
Oct 11, 2018
3D printing and the path to next generation optoelectronics
3D printing and the path to next generation optoelectronics
The 3D printing platform has become a cutting-edge tool that will undoubtedly play as ubiquitous a role in our lives as modern electronics.
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
Jun 10, 2019
The Future of Cryptography
The Future of Cryptography
Cryptography, at a fundamental level, is the science of keeping secrets.
Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
Sep 14, 2018
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