Interviews about Engineering

When you put something in the recycling bin, where does it actually go?

A new polymer that sticks without glue

How can designers improve predictive text entry systems?

What was the 2019 Nobel Prize for Chemistry all about?

How can we toughen up glass?

We take a trip into a glass factory

One of the world's most famous codes, and how it was broken...

The part of the show where we read out your correspondence...

Skin is one of our most important - and largest - organs. But sometimes it's in the firing line...

It's advised to do 10,000 steps a day - that's 3.65 million steps every year and our hips are taking the hit.

Meet the scientist cutting down infections from catheters...

What are dental implants made from? And how are they made?

Who's behind the brainy panel this week?

Up close and personal with a honeybee

How do we reduce the emissions released from planes every year?

We find out if Naked Scientist Matthew Hall can land a flight simulator...

Fully electric cars are everywhere now, why is there still no Tesla equivalent for aeroplanes?

Could we see the return of supersonic flight? Mechanical engineer Michael Carley explains all...

Naked Scientist Matthew Hall is put to the test of landing a commercial aircraft... simulator!

Hear from Norman Sears, an engineer that designed the system to land man on the moon.

3, 2, 1, LIFTOFF! The Naked Scientists launch their own rocket with the help of some friends.

Engineers have developed a robot that can harvest lettuces...

"In space, no one can hear you scream....". Well, we wanted to test this for ourselves!

SPOILER: Mining for gold isn’t like what you see in films...