This video, from the Portuguese Engineers Association, presents Civil Engineering and generally describes the profession of an Civil Engineer and his present contribution to social and economic development

This video, from the Portuguese Engineers Association, presents Agricultural Engineering and generally describes the profession of an Agricultural Engineer and his present contribution to social and economic development

A funny math lesson, thinked for children, but with a lot of interessant topics for adults too.

The objective of this project is to deal with infectious diseases in refugee camps, providing a solution to prevent them. Based on the use of nanosilver particles in socks, the idea is to make bandages with nanosilver particles because of their antibacterial activity.

The italian web platform REDOOC is providing an easy way to approach to all mathematics difficulties through small videos and examples. Test and games are included. The idea is that nobody is not able to be applied to STEM issues, it is matter to find the right apprenticeship style.

A video from the Portuguese Engineers Association that shows how engineering is present in our daily life. The video intends to promote the profession of engineer among the students of elementary and secondary levels.

An episode from the famous French animation “Once upon a time… Science”. The famous German Physician Albert Einstein introduces the Theory of Relativity or Simply Relativity. The video is available in Greek.

An episode from the famous French animation “Once upon a time…life”.  The series introduces the beginning of life and living beings and the way the human body works. 

In "Faraday and Electricity" episode of "Once upon a time...The Discoverers" cartoon series, children get familiar with the most important inventions and discoveries of the great scientists and the main principles and theories in the field of Electricity. The video is available in Spanish.

The video is one of the series of the TV programme “Eureka”, which was projected by the educational Greek television in 1981. Its purpose is to describe the phenomenon of buoyancy that had been discovered by the ancient Greek Mathematician, Archimedes. The video, which comes from the Canadian television TVO, is translated in Greek.    It explains why a metal material, like an anchor, is drown due to the fact that its density is higher than the water’s, and, as a result, the gravitational pull is greater than the force of the water that pushes it upwards. On the other hand, a cork floats due to its lower density, whereas a plastic material would be in the middle of the water without drowning because its density is equal to the water’s. This physical law is known as “Buoyancy”.