Recently graduated with a First-class honours master’s degree in Electronic Engineering at the University of Southampton. I have always been interested in the cultural shifts which are consequences of innovation. A degree in EE relates to my curiosity and urge to analyse how technology impacts the values of our society and alters its evolving needs.As a third-year project I was quite excited to design a thermally tunable FTIR spectrometer on a chip. Its main application is related to an earlier diagnosis of amyloid diseases which are usually detected by a much longer process of biopsy. As a group design project this year the main task of our team was to develop algorithms for NLP analysis (data visualisation, maps, topic modelling, text classification) aiming at propaganda and hostile speech detection and analysis. Our main goal was to provide analytical insight on how propaganda arguments are formed, spread, affected by events, debated, and backed up, by developing appropriate visualization tools.