• Question: How famous are your items?

    Asked by Dylan Gregory to Andrew, Clare, Demi, Josh, Rhys, Vix on 4 Mar 2018.
    • Photo: Victoria Herbert

      Victoria Herbert answered on 4 Mar 2018:

      I wouldn’t say my items are famous but my work is useful. I was in the newspaper once after helping run a project building new classrooms at Aberdeen College.

    • Photo: Joshua Schofield

      Joshua Schofield answered on 4 Mar 2018:

      Nothing I’ve done individually has made any headlines yet. I was lucky enough to help out on a piece of equipment we manufactured for the European Space Agency (ESA), to help calibrate the micro-vibrations of satellites in orbit, that was pretty cool knowing something I was involved with was being used for the space industry!

    • Photo: Demi Ademuyewo

      Demi Ademuyewo answered on 5 Mar 2018:

      I was part of a team that re-designed a Cessna plane and converted it into a car of some sort to help us escape from a desert in Mexico. It was on TV so i guess that makes it count as famous 🙂

    • Photo: Andrew Constantine

      Andrew Constantine answered on 5 Mar 2018:

      My work is not famous, but it can be seen by a large number of people who have access to walk round the reservoirs where I work.

    • Photo: Rhys Edwards

      Rhys Edwards answered on 5 Mar 2018:

      Well, you can find videos of what we do on the internet!

    • Photo: Clare Causier

      Clare Causier answered on 5 Mar 2018:

      Wind Turbines are pretty famous – they generate renewable electricity and are often in the papers. Not everybody likes them so they are a talking point. There’s a museum especially for wind turbines near Glasgow at Whitelee wind farm.

      https://www.scottishpower.co.uk/whitelee/visitor-centre

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