Special Stamps honoring Engineering excellence
Special Stamps and Collectibles honouring half a century of groundbreaking, life-saving, world-changing #Engineering excellence. https://t.co/IcChg6vL2P — BORN TO ENGINEER (@born2engineer) …
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This ATV cannot be stopped
This ATV cannot be stopped by any obstacle. ? Via @sherpru pic.twitter.com/OOdNmPg3fg — Interesting Engineering ? (@IntEngineering) July 26, 2019
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Watching Steel Tubes Being Made is Awesome
Watching Steel Tubes Being Made is Awesome Via https://t.co/C1Pre7zREL pic.twitter.com/OIGrNHJ4a9 — Interesting Engineering ? (@IntEngineering) July 20, 2019
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Transforming the future of engineering
Lauren Ertl of Alpheus Environmental explains why the link between the pure sciences and engineering is so important in widening …
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Everything You Need to Know About the Strawberry Moon 2019
Although it may sound like it, the Strawberry Moon does not actually look like a big round strawberry. More
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UK researchers develop semi-automatic robots
Engineers at Lancaster University are developing computer systems for robots handling hazardous nuclear waste. The software will make the robots …
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Taking urban transport to the NXT level
Welcome to the NXT future! Scania’s new battery electric self-driving urban concept vehicle is designed with the flexibility to shift …
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Engineering Podcasts – The Engineers Collective
A brand new podcast – The Engineers Collective – looks at how Engineering affects everyone’s lives. The Engineers Collective Podcast …
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Welcome first augmented and virtual reality (#AR/#VR) laptop
Introducing the world’s first augmented and virtual reality (#AR/#VR) laptop for immersive, interactive, multi-sensory learning – with learning apps aligned …
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The Engineering Career Coach Podcast
Welcome to The Engineering Career Coach Podcast, the only podcast dedicated to helping engineers create extraordinary careers and lives! The …
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Establishing an AI code of ethics will be harder than people think
Over the past six years, the New York City police department has compiled a massive database containing the names and personal …
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Researchers Use Machine Learning to Deconstruct Satire, Satire Approves
In a paper presented without irony at the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, researchers managed to deconstruct The Onion‘s headline, …
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When It Comes to Battery Performance, Sodium May Just Be the New Lithium
Watch out lithium-ion batteries! There is new material in town, and it may just make sodium-ion batteries more efficient than …
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Listen To The Sound Of A Martian Sunrise
No amount of listening is going to help you hear something as visual as a sunrise, especially one on …
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Bridge that Collapsed Six Hours After Opening was Built Without Geotech Investigation
The Reeve of the rural municipality (RM) of Clayton says the bridge that collapsed six hours after it opened was …
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National Engineers Week: Driving Progress and Connection
National Engineers Week: Driving Progress & Connection What does being a licensed P.E. mean to you? Held annually, National Engineers …
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Why Are Professional Engineers Under Attack?
Why Are Professional Engineers Under Attack? Weighing the Threats to PE Licenses & Engineering Standards As a licensed professional engineer, …
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To Build a Dam…or Not to Build a Dam?
To Build a Dam…or Not to Build a Dam? Balancing the Natural and Built Environment in Dam Construction There’s no …
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Hurricane Irma: Engineering researchers involved in forecasts and more
Michigan Engineering professors offer insights into the storm and discuss the ways in which they’re tracking it. Full Article
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