01:26:04

'Brunel's Swivel Bridge & Severn Tunnel’s Other Pumping Station' by Geoff Wallis & David Hardwick

01:13:30

Wolverhampton's Atomic Computer

01:36:32

'How Chaddesley Corbett Changed the World' by David Hardwick

49:01

‘Animal, Vegetable & Mineral | a survey of materials used for balloon, airship & aircraft coverings’

01:34:24

'Iron Stone & Steam: Brunel's Railway Kingdom' by Tim Bryan

57:00

RAF Planes that won the Battle of Britain were built on German Machinery

59:23

Edmund Beckett Denison the Father of Big Ben

01:06:39

Refugees from Nazism in the British Clothing Industry by Dr Anna Nyburg

01:02:24

John Snow and the Fight against Cholera

01:21:38

'Failure of marine medium speed diesel engines'

01:38:14

'The Early Years of Jodrell Bank' by Mark Edwards

01:25:26

'Simon Goodrich's Tour in 1799' by John Kanefsky

59:43

History of Diamond Core Drilling

01:38:57

BSA: A Birmingham Company in World War II - Dr Jim Andrew

01:29:23

Electrifying Women

01:19:23

Steam Power in London 1780-1805 - John Kanefsky

01:20:04

Industry before the Industrial Revolution by Justine Bayley

48:31

Edward Snell 2

01:07:20

Learning Through Archaeology: The ROCKET project

01:25:49

‘Boxing clever’ a brief history of corrugated containers - Nigel Jopson

49:35

Sulphuric Acid and Cement from Anhydrite - The Muller Kuhne Process

01:31:36

Lady Charlotte Guest at Dowlais 1833 to 1855 - Dr Victoria Owens

45:21

Reverse Engineering - Dr John Moyle

01:26:23

“Trying to secure the past”: innovation studies and the evolution of technology by Dr Jonathan Aylen

01:26:50

Concorde - an Engineering Failure

01:11:22

Invention & Design; Elkington of Birmingham by Jonathan Berg

01:27:19

The Call to ARMs

01:47:39

An illustrated History of High-Speed Rail - Felix Schmid

01:06:37

‘Poking its Nose into Everything’: - the RSA by Susan Bennett

58:21

Learning through Archaeology: Killingworth BILLY - Michael R. Bailey and Peter H. Davidson

01:07:32

“A curator at the height of his powers: HW Dickinson James Watt and the Newcomen Society 1919-1930”

01:26:00

The History of the Rolls-Royce RB211 Turbofan Engine by Philip Ruffles

01:10:42

A G Michell (1870 – 1959) – inventor of the Tilting Pad Thrust Bearing by Stephen Phillip

01:26:48

Invicta

55:43

John and Benjamin Green Architects and Engineers by Peter Bell

01:01:07

Wolverhampton's Atomic Computer

01:17:54

Cornwall's Communications Heritage

01:24:54

The Famous 'Flying Scotsman' - Marketing, Circumstance and Chance by Bob Gwynne

01:01:08

From Cold War to Coal Trains: TOPS

01:39:02

Babbage And The Abstraction Of Mechanism

58:20

Wealden Iron HD Edit

01:32:23

Development of Rail: London Docklands by Jon Willis

08:20

Bramah & Maudsley to Advanced Manufacturing - Introduction

01:33:56

Metallurgical Myths of 18th Century Iron Making

01:15:38

From Airships to the Space Race, Some Women and Their Engineering Achievements

59:56

Bramah & Maudsley to Advanced Manufacturing

07:45

Bramah & Maudslay Questions

46:49

Henry Maudslay and Precision

16:23

Maudslay Son & Field: An Unknown Suspension Bridge

42:01

Interchangeable Manufacturing and Precision Engineering

05:56

Closing Remarks

01:25:33

Joseph von Baader (1763-1835) INSPIRED BY BRITISH INVENTIONS: A presentation by Michael Eckert

01:36:58

Managing Naples’ Water Supply 1500-1750

01:31:25

The ‘Vergniais’ Cast Iron Arch Bridges

43:37

Modern Controlled Brine Extraction

48:37

Wild Brine at Murgatroyd's Middlewich

48:07

White Salt: Transport History and Technology

01:17:15

Mr Ford's Holiday

01:15:16

William Marriott: engineer of a Norfolk Railway and pioneer of reinforced concrete

01:18:51

The Oxidation of Metals