Engineering

Author: Kuhu Bhattacharya 100 years ago, one could not have imagined having the leisure of printing toys, artifacts and jewelry at home....

By Julia Pfeiffer, Blackheath High School, London What is an electromagnet and how it works? An electromagnet is a magnet that runs on...

By Anoushka Knowles In 2017, over 200 people were killed during an earthquake in Mexico. The majority of deaths in earthquakes are caused...

By Ria Srivastava NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter captured this shot as it hovered over the Martian surface on April 19, 2021, during...

By Byron Perry In this interview we talk to Professor Lucy Berthoud, a Professor of Space Engineering at Bristol University in the United...

by Patrick Rivers Note: This is a work of fiction. This science fiction artefact was created by Patrick Rivers under the eLearning in...

By Byron Perry 2020 was a categorically terrible year. A year in which there seemed to be no good news, with every headline bringing more...

By Tina Sindwani Update on 18 February 2021 at 1:11 PM PST: The rover has confirmed successful landing and has just sent back its first...

By: Harshita Singh Chauhan The Engineering Marvels Series Do you often find yourself marvelling at the intricately designed mammoth...

By Suad Cobo Pilots of the last British Airways flight BA002 onboard Concorde (Credit: BT.com) After a tough competition between Russia,...

By Joelle Lim Scientists have found new uses for spider silk that may revolutionize the future for a variety of fields. Spider silk has...

By Eliabel Legrand Introduction Your best friend that follows you around when the sun comes out - your shadow- it doesn’t serve an...

By Suad Čobo There are a lot of factors that make the Internet a secure place for all of us. However, some of them require some...

By Joelle Lim Prosthetic leg, arm, and hands Have you ever wondered how a cyborg might work? How are scientists able to recreate a...

By Amanda Zheng Sometimes we have to throw away a rotten apple or brown banana, but most food waste happens on the production level and...

By Rajvi Khanjan Shroff What is Project Silica? For years, companies have been hoping to find a way to preserve data such as photos and...

By Sofia Rodriguez In 2016, Pokemon Go shook the world as the first widely available application of augmented reality. But what actually...

By Suad Cobo Ever wondered how an aircraft lands in a fog with absolutely no visibility? There is a lot of technology involved, all to...

By Sofia Rodriguez With a simple “Hey, Siri,” you can have a full conversation with your phone. It feels like your phone understands what...

by Adam Tseng Mildred Dresselhaus’s story is not just a story of carbon physics, but also a testament to the potential of women in STEM....

By William Huang Every year, the month of March is reserved for the observance of Women’s History: a way of remembering and honoring...

By: Suad Čobo In 1967, the original Boeing 737 saw the light of day with its first-ever flight. 52 years later, more than ten thousand...

By William Huang If you’ve ever been on a boat, big or small, in the sea or ocean, you probably know that the voyage isn’t the smoothest...

By: Suad Čobo Today’s radar technologies make it easier and faster for air traffic controllers to manage traffic flow, avoid collisions,...

By: Rajvi Khanjan Shroff Extended Reality Made Simple: The 5-Minute Guide to Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Reality With the ability to...

By: William Huang The very first thing you notice when an airplane flies overhead is probably the loud, agitating, and continuous noise...

By: Johan Jeson Thermoelectric generators are new sources of energy that can transform industries and societies across the globe. Ever...

By: Hamza Alsamraee On average, 20 Americans die every day due to challenges surrounding organ availability. Even more frustrating,...

By: Amanda Zheng Just like a normal dog, Boston Dynamics’ robot appropriately named Spot can jump, run, and go where you tell it. But...

By William Huang When you watch an airplane fly overhead, you might wonder, “Hmm, how does that thing fly?” Most people think of the...

By: Julianna Bonetti - Jose Marti Stem Academy A delicious treat every little kid has present in their lunchbox is Jell-O. But did you...

By: William Huang - Central Bucks High School South You’ve probably used piezoelectricity several times in your life, and will continue...

By: Alexander Cho If you have been to high school, you may know firsthand that vaping has become a widespread issue in schools across...

By: Amanda Zheng This summer I was tasked with a group of 4 other students to capture human kinetic energy. My first thought was: how am...

By Krishna Rao What happened to Opportunity after 15 years of service to the scientific community? Introduction On the seventh of July,...

By: Harshita Singh Chauhan “According to the laws of aerodynamics, the bumblebee can’t fly either, but the bumblebee does not know...

Rishmitha Koppuravuri A typical undergrad's life in any reputed college of Engineering is one full of excitement, one way too full of new...

Tina Sindwani Introduction Genetic modification is the manipulation, or changing, of an organism’s genetic pattern to fit our own needs...

Amanda Zheng You are drinking hot chocolate and it spills. Your hand jerks away in pain! Recognizing pain in situations of danger is a...