On 14th of June 1946, John Logie Baird died. He was 57.
John Logie Baird #OnThisDay
Space Scientists Develop Ventilator #Covid19 #Coronavirus
The Planetary Science Group based at the University of Aberdeen’s School of Geosciences has developed the device in response to worldwide efforts to produce more ventilators to treat Covid-19 patients.
Discovery is a Bridging Technology in Reducing Carbon Emissions
“”You could say that we’ve found the needle in a haystack that can unlock the full potential of this technology.”
Graduate Apprenticeship BEng Civil Engineering
The University of Aberdeen has announced 15 places on its Graduate Apprenticeship BEng Civil Engineering programme starting in September.
Seeing By Wireless: Orkney’s First Televisions
Orcadians Jack and Jimmy Twatt were fascinated with wireless.
John Logie Baird and the Televisor: #OnThisDay
On 26th of January 1926 John Logie Baird was the first person in the world to demonstrate a working television system using his televisor system
Top Accolade for Aberdeen Engineering Professor
Professor John Watson has been named as a Fellow of the IEEE, The world’s largest technical professional organisation for the advancement of technology.
Celebrating the Engineering of Scotland’s Lighthouses
Some of the most iconic features of Scotland’s coasts are the many lighthouses that were so crucial in preventing shipwrecks, saving lives and goods.
Carbon capture and conversion technology on show at Aberdeen University
Paul Wheelhouse, Scottish Government Minister for Energy, Connectivity and the Islands was at Aberdeen University’s School of Engineering to meet with Carbon Capture Machine (UK) Ltd.
New Engineering Course at Orkney College UHI
Orkney College UHI is starting a new course – The National Certificate in Mechanical Engineering is to be offered by the new Engineering Department.
