Students guided through the Arduino controlled traffic light system.
Students guided through the Arduino controlled traffic light system.
Students guided through the Arduino controlled traffic light system.
Students guided through the Arduino controlled traffic light system.
Students guided through the Arduino controlled traffic light system.
Students guided through the Arduino controlled traffic light system.
Demonstration of a hydrogen powered car from Dr. Rostand Boumda.
Students guided through the Arduino controlled traffic light system.
Presentation: pipes route drawing in google earth by Stevie Veronique - Civil Engineering Student.
Testimonial by Dr. Onajite Theresa Diejomaoh Abafe
Testimonial by Dr. Onajite Theresa Diejomaoh Abafe
Virtually all careers now require some STEM skills, yet many Black and Black Heritage young people do not see themselves pursuing careers in science.
One of aim of the EPSRC fellowship aim to raise awareness of careers within Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, and provide Black and Black Heritage Students with access to role models and opportunities to network with professionals.
"Wow, what a fabulous day today, thank you so much. Our students loved it and your colleagues were superb... very inspiring and gave us lots of information." Tim Holmes Careers Education, Information Advice and Guidance Lead Bristol Metropolitan Academy.
Dr. Lonnie Johnson Launch
May Park Primary school Year 6 Pupils and staff
Dr. Lawrence Hoo (CARGO) demonstrating How To Launch A Mentos Soda Rocket.
Year 10 Work Experience Engineering Placement
Introduction to Autodesk inventor
Researching the use of CAD software to create 2D or 3D designs for a product
Designing the base of a LED lamp using a 3D Printer
Designing the base of a LED lamp using a 3D Printer