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Unifunful Today
Start your workday off right with either a thought-provoking idea or some engineering inspiration.
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Explore all the engineering elements that go into the popular Olympic sport of curling
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See how the GTP class at races like the 24 Rolex at Daytona dominate track times and overall leader boards
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See how LMP2 racecars deliver incredible performance at racing events like the Rolex 24 at Daytona
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See what the difference between the GTD and GTD PRO classes are and how this can affect lap times around a track like Daytona International Speedway
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See how some of your favorite sports cars you see and drive on the road become track weapons designed to win races like the 2026 24 at Daytona
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See how Daytona International Speedway is engineered to host events such as the 2026 Rolex 24 at Daytona
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Learn how jackets keep us warm and some things you should look for when buying your next jacket
Explore how the winter weather can affect electric vehicles (EVs) like the Ford Mustang Mach-E and what you can do about it
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See how snow can affect the roof on your home and some steps you can take to make sure your home can withstand the heavy snow
See how cars with internal combustion engines—like the 2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X—can achieve better performance using colder air
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Learn why our skin annoyingly gets so dry in the winter and some ideas that can help you and your skin beat the dry and cold winter air.
Find out why it’s generally not the best idea to store your food outside in the winter, even if it’s colder outside than inside your own freezer.
Explore the benefits and a few downsides of using salt to prevent roads and sidewalks from being frozen over in the winter.
See how water can freeze inside your home’s water pipes and burst them during the winter along with tips and tricks to prevent this from happening
See why tires lose their pressure in the cold and read about some simple tips you can do to stay safe on the road
See why your favorite cup of coffee eventually turns cold when you leave it out for a little too long
Explore how snow tires help you safely get from Point A to Point B during the icy winter months
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Is it good for your car to warm it up during the winter, or does it just waste time and gas? We uncover the good and the bad in this article.
Is it better to keep the tailgate up or leave it down?
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Engineering in Motion
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Explore how core engineering principles and techniques shape the way we move — effectively, efficiently, and with purpose.
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Explore the engineering behind the dynamic world of transmissions and drivetrains — from mechanical efficiency and wear resistance to power delivery and control. Discover how systems like these help everyday cars evolve into legends, like the transformation from the Ford Mustang to the track-dominating Mustang GTD.
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Discover how automakers like Ferrari are merging internal combustion with cutting-edge electric systems to create hybrid powertrains that not only go faster—but do so with greater control, efficiency, and track-tested precision.
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Supercars and hypercars represent the pinnacle of automotive engineering. They don’t just break speed and track records—they also tackle everyday driving with surprising composure and grace. But how exactly do these machines handle such extreme performance while remaining roadworthy? And what can they teach us about the future of the automotive industry?
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Everyday Engineering
Uncover the engineering happening inside everything we use every day
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Many of us know how important it is to have clean water not just for ourselves but also for the environment. However, many places around the world are experiencing water scarcity. How are wastewater treatment plants helping preserve humanity’s water supply, even in the midst of extreme weather conditions?
Most of us use refrigerators every day—to store our favorite foods, leftovers, drinks, and even life-saving medicines. They seem simple on the outside, but are they really? What makes these machines so effective?
Cranes help builders efficiently construct high-rises—like the new MD Anderson Cancer Center building—in densely populated areas. How does the engineering behind cranes allow them to be so effective in these environments?
As the world becomes more urbanized, high-rise structures such as MD Anderson Cancer Center’s new South Campus Research Building 5 are becoming essential around the world. How are these buildings engineered to meet the needs of today and address the challenges of tomorrow?
Homes are comfortable and relaxing spaces for everyone. How are the walls and air conditioning units of homes engineered to turn them into internal oases?
Valves help regulate the flow of gases and liquids, but how can one valve control two different liquids at the same time?
The Unifunful Weekly Status Report
See the weekly progress taking place at Unifunful and what’s to come soon!
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Here is a look at what happened at Unifunful for the week ending on Saturday, 31 January 2026
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Here is a look at what happened at Unifunful for the week ending on Saturday, 24 January 2026
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Our Current Backlog
Learn about the future engineering deep dives coming soon to Unifunful
Discover how engineers use fluid mechanics, materials science and pump design to direct wastewater from homes and businesses to wastewater treatment plants to purify the very life source society depends on.
Learn how heat transfer, mass transfer, thermodynamics, and materials science work together every day to keep the meats we love fresh, protected, and safe to eat.
Discover how pressure, fluid mechanics, and materials science all come together in municipal water pumps to safely transport the very substance all of us depend on: water
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In Development
See how we’re planning to upgrade the Unifunful engineering experience
A curated collection of resources, frameworks, and foundational guides to help engineers of all levels grow in clarity, confidence, and capability. The Toolkit is scheduled to launch on 9 February 2026. Check back for tools designed to elevate your practice.
A subscription-based space where viewers can watch and listen to thoughtful discussions about emerging trends, current practice analyses, and thought-provoking ideas in one place. The launch is anticipated by early 2027. Check in for updates to be the first to join the conversation.
Curious about the latest technologies that will impact engineering? This future Unifunful series will explore emerging technologies and methods, along with their potential impacts across engineering disciplines. More details coming as topics are introduced.
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See how downhill skiers like James Crawford of Canada use engineering fundamentals to clock the fastest times and the highest speeds
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