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Biomimicry

Nature can be a source of elegant design solutions for engineers.

High School Architecture Competition

Check out the cool architectural creations of high school students at the 2009 Architectural Design Competition in San Francisco!
What's Nano?

Here's a fun show from Dragonfly-TV that explains what Nano is! A nanometer is one-billionth of a meter, but what does that mean?
Self-Healing Materials

Space debris -- and enemy warfare -- can cause massive damage to aircraft. Learn how the new self-healing materials being developed at NASA can bounce back after impact. Punctures and bullet-holes could soon become a thing of the past!
Design our Future

Learn about a career in engineering in this promotional video.
Snowboard Designers

Meet Scott Keller and Chris Fidler, who work Burton Snowboards, and learn how they design bindings and boards that excel on any snowy terrain.
Student advice on pursuing engineering

Hear some advice that current students have to give on pursuing the field of engineering in college and as a career.
Mentoring program in San Francisco

Learn about Build San Francisco, a half-day program for high-school students interested in design, construction, engineering and architecture. The program combines a rigorous academic program with mentorships in two dozen partner firms, so that students not only gain new knowledge, but also have the immediate experience of applying that knowledge in a real world setting.
The Known Universe

Ever wonder what's beyond the starry sky? Take a look at this video which starts with the Himalayas and travels to the black of space, lilterally tracking our known universe.
Cloud over London

A group of engineers, artists and architects have unveiled plans (coinciding with the 2012 London Olympics) for a Digital Cloud that would seemingly hover over London. It’s actually a complex of interconnected, inflatable plastic bubbles connected to the tops of three, 400-foot mesh-like towers. The cloud would be both an observation deck, and a giant LED screen on to which data could be projected.