A personal blog-style newsletter where a student engineer recounts her projects and experiences, including building rockets, working on LabVIEW in a materials science lab, and designing databases. Readers get first-person project recaps with some practical details and links to her own work.
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Machinery Matters publishes a structured series of technical articles and companion calculators on pressure and head for process plant work. Readers get clear definitions, worked examples and verified tools for interpreting real plant pressure readings.
A civil engineer writes detailed forensic case studies of structural failures, currently focused on tailings dam disasters such as Feijão and Merriespruit. Each issue gives key facts, technical background, construction history and the human and ethical factors behind the failure.
Roger Dickey's newsletter covers engineering, data analysis and everyday design, with recent issues on re-ranking the IMDb Top 100 by removing extreme ratings and on how a residential thermostatic faucet could work. It pairs interactive diagrams and worked numbers with a personal, opinionated voice, though one issue is a dubious hype piece about AI image compression.
A blog-style newsletter that explains advanced math and science topics such as category theory, topos theory and chaos theory in plain language, alongside essays on education and intelligence. Readers get approachable explanations mixed with the author's personal opinions and commentary.
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