I’m an Engineer, Get me out of here is back! Between the 11th and 22nd June, students from 26 schools will be putting their questions to engineers in the Artificial Body and Space Zones.
For the latest news and announcements about the event, find us on Twitter, @iaegmooh, and follow the hashtag, #IAEUK.
After every event we ask the engineers and moderators to select the students who stood out for them; the students they thought asked the best questions, or engaged most in the live chats.
Well done to all of the student winners, and everyone who took part. There were so many interesting questions, and comments, but there could only be one winner in each zone. So, for fantastic engagement during the event, for posting brilliant questions and comments, the student winners below will each receive a certificate and a gift voucher.
I’m an Engineer, Get me out of here will run for two weeks from Monday 11th – Friday 22nd June 2018, connecting school students with engineers across the UK.
We are running two themed zones which you can read about below, or head straight to the application form:
Over the last week, students and engineers have been engaging online in I’m an Engineer, Get me out of here. Together they’ve talked about everything from what’s so great about maths, becoming a propulsion engineer, sending names into the sun, dreams of going to sea, favourite telescopes, the worst parts about being an engineer (not many), and Marmite: love or hate?
I’m an Engineer, Get me out of here is back! Between the 5th and 16th March, students from 38 schools will be putting their questions to engineers in the Milimetre, Satellite, and Space Telescope Zones.
For the latest news and announcements about the event, find us on Twitter, @iaegmooh, and follow the hashtag, #IAEUK.
Let’s meet the engineers and schools taking part…
I’m an Engineer, Get me out of here will run for two weeks from Monday 5th – Friday 16th March 2018, connecting school students with engineers across the UK.
We are running two themed zones and a general engineering zone. Read about them below, or head straight to the application form:
After every event we ask the engineers and moderators to select the students who stood out for them; the students they thought asked the best questions, or engaged most in the live chats.
Well done to all of the student winners, and everyone who took part. There were so many interesting questions, and comments, but there could only be one winner in each zone. So, for fantastic engagement during the event, for posting brilliant questions and comments, the student winners below will each receive a certificate and a gift voucher.
For the last week, students and engineers have been engaging online in the latest I’m an Engineer, Get me out of here. Together they’ve talked about everything from career regrets, the places engineers work in every day(and the far away places engineering can take you), close links between science and engineering, whether AI can help us find aliens, and most important of all, Weetabix: Hot or cold?
I’m an Engineer, Get me out of here is back! Between the 6th and 17th November, students from nearly 50 schools will be putting their questions to engineers across 3 different zones. For the latest news and announcements about the event, find us on Twitter, @iaegmooh, and follow the hashtag, #IAEUK. Let’s meet the engineers and schools taking part… Artificial Intelligence Zone Funded by the Royal Academy of Engineering The Engineers Rumman Chowdhury | Accenture I’m in charge of Responsible and Ethical AI at the biggest tech consulting company in the world. Pooja Narayan | Airbus Research I’m building a search engine for my company that will learn what people want to find. Petros Papapanagiotou | University of Edinburgh I develop smart social networks so that computers and people can work better together. Greg Chance | Bristol Robotics Laboratory I program robots using artificial brains to help old people get dressed Giuseppe Cotugno | Buhler Sortex I am the … Continue reading
I’m an Engineer, Get me out of here will run for two weeks from Monday 6th to Friday 17th November 2017, connecting school students with engineers across the UK. We are running two themed zones and a general engineering zone suitable for any kind of engineer. The first I’m an Engineer zone just for students’ parents and carers will also be running alongside the school zones. Read about the zones below, or head straight to the application form: Teachers apply: imanengineer.org.uk/teachers Engineers apply: imanengineer.org.uk/engineer-apply Artificial Intelligence Zone You would have to live your life under a rock, covered in wi-fi proof tinfoil, to avoid the topic of Artificial Intelligence. Computers are beating humans at our favourite games, starting to drive our cars, diagnosing our illnesses, even getting our jokes. But where does the ‘taking over the world’ hype end and the real future of AI begin? In this zone there will be engineers developing … Continue reading