What is your favourite holiday destination? I love Malta

Hasan

How do you use energy to help people?

737eneq24

Is anybody in your family an engineer

754eneq24

How many times have you electricuted your self

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If you could go back in time and reinvent anything what would it be, and how would you improve it?

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do you think cancer will ever be cured?

483eneq38

where will we go after earth is destroyed?

483eneq38

do you like football?

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what computer do you use

HR-HELLO_TTV BTW

Has an accident ever happened to you using electrical stuff?

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best thing that happend to you?

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Did you like science lessons at school?

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About the Energy Zone

Wind farm near Stirling, in Scotland | Image: Richard Webb

We’ve come a long way since Newton and Kelvin, but making energy work for us is still a hot topic. This zone will include engineers working in a wide range of areas whose work involves energy in some way. From designing and manufacturing renewable energy sources, to developing new materials for batteries, to managing power supplies for particle accelerators, it’s all got potential.

In this zone you’ll meet six engineers, including one making giant versions of microwave ovens to make atom smashers for Cern, another working as a project engineer for a company laying subsea cables for the oil and gas industry, and another working on Electricity Grids.

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