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Salford Science Spotlight 14

Salford Science Spotlight 14

Salford Science Spotlight 14
Running time: 19:09

Salford Science Spotlight 13

Salford Science Spotlight 13
Running time: 19:09

Salford Science Spotlight 12

Salford Science Spotlight 12
Running time: 22:42

Salford Science Spotlight 11

Salford Science Spotlight 11
Running time: 22:42

Science of Screaming Vince Lynch Wind Farm Research Flash Bang

Salford Science Spotlight 10

Salford Science Spotlight 10
Running time: 31:47

Chris Lishman Haifa Takruri-Rizk IMechE Challenge VC Lecture

Salford Science Spotlight 9

Salford Science Spotlight 9
Running time: 19:12

Trevor Bishop Top Ten Mobile Phones Shobhan Roy Collin Brown IMechE

Salford Science Spotlight 8

Salford Science Spotlight 8
Running time: 19:12

Schools Science and Engineering Challenge 1 Haifa Takruri-Rizk MBE speaks about her work and the public honour she has received. Professor Steve Donnelly welcomes competitors in the Institute of Mechanical Engineers Design Challenge 2009. Ralph Kohn talks about receiving his honorary degree from the University of Salford at Graduation 2009.

Salford Science Spotlight 7

Salford Science Spotlight 7
Running time: 21:59

Dr Amy Gandy, Salford Post-Graduate speaks about her PhD degree which involved supervision at the University of Salford and the Université de Poitiers The Sound Around You project is explained by Charlie Mydlarz. Participants in the project can use their mobile phones to send data to the University of Salford Prof Nigel Linge and Dr Duncan Bates explain Mi-Guide, a portable information device in use at the Museum of Science and Industry. Mi-Guide was designed ta the University of Salford. SEE Faculty TV takes us on a cycling tour of Manchester with Critical Mass, and an interview with Nes Brierly.

Andy Bond, Salford Graduate and Chief Executive of ASDA speaks about his time as an undergraduate at the University of Salford and how it relates to his work as a leading retailer.

Salford Science Spotlight 6

Salford Science Spotlight 6
Running time: 22:38

Nigel Linge introduces the University of Salford's involvement in National, Science and Engineering Week 2009 which was held at the Museum of Science and Industry. Pete Davies, Salford Graduate, tells us about his studies at the University and how it led him both to a professional industrial and an academic career. Mohammed Nadim Adi speaks about his research at the University of Salford into the subject of intelligent buildings. A short film on the University of Salford Graduation Celebrations, with a mention for those students, who formerly worked on SEE TV.

Carol Hurd of the Museum of Science and Industry speaks about life in the cotton mills and demonstrates some of the industrial machines. A SEE TV film.

Salford Science Spotlight 5

Salford Science Spotlight 5
Running time: 19:43

Professor Nigel Linge speaks about the contribution of Salford University to the Manchester Science Festival 2008 Nigel Macknight of the Quicksilver team and the attempt to break the World Water Speed record gives an update on the progress of the project. Thurai Rahulan speaks on Channel M about the A320 crash landing in New York Juan Hiriart

Salford Science Spotlight 4

Salford Science Spotlight 4
Running time: 22:16

Yorick [12:28] Iram Ditta [4:07] Laura Bacon [6:49] World Water Speed record [13:42]

Graduation [1:41]

Salford Science Spotlight 3

Salford Science Spotlight 3
Running time: 21:20

Feedback [13:39] DNA fingerprinting [3:41] Salford Graduate Patrick Heneghan [7:49] Field Trip: Blue Planet [5:10]

Salford Science Spotlight 2

Salford Science Spotlight 2
Running time: 19:31

Vibe (Full Version) [13:05] Field Trip: Chester Zoo [4:04] Mountaineering Club [4:56] Andy Rushton Salford Graduate [5:16]

Salford Science Spotlight 1

Salford Science Spotlight 1
Running time: 18:13

A Message from the Dean [3:51] Interview with SEE graduate George Tryfonidis [3:39] Grand opening of the Acoustics facilities [4:36] Growing Sounds [13:55]

Manchester Science Festival [2:59] Three Minutes — Student Film Showcase [4:19]

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