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Did you know that development of sophisticated devices in the consumer markets and nearly all industrial fields is primarily driven by the development of an assortment of technologies that make machines cognizant of their environment and…

The most important unsolved problem in classical physics, according to Richard Feynman, is turbulence, the complex phenomenon responsible for surf, fast flowing rivers, and many other fluid flows. Now University of Queensland (UQ)…

Graduating with an engineering degree is a big achievement that you should proud of, but a degree alone is not enough to land you your first “real” job. You’re going to need a killer resume to go along with it — one that highlights your…

Engineering has become a popular career path for students due to its significant growth and potential (spanning back to the days of the Industrial Revolution). It might be surprising that an engineering career was almost non-existent…

Engineers are a critical part of this world we live in and it is through their inventions that we gain access to innovative technology. Some of these inventions even have the potential to change lives dramatically. Let’s take a look at…

Bioengineering, also sometimes referred to as biomedical engineering, is a discipline that combines engineering expertise with medical needs for the enhancement in healthcare. Bioengineering integrates the engineering sciences with…

Stronger, lighter, cheaper: that’s the mantra when it comes to creating materials for use in space, whether it’s composite rocket fuel tanks or other spacecraft structures. By combining cutting-edge machine learning with 19th-century…

While most anecdotal and some scientific reports warn of the dangers of our “always-on” device-enabled technologies and worry about the neuroplastic effects on our brains, especially shorter attention spans and poorer quality sleep, it…

The life of any college student comes with a lot of ups and downs. Add on a course of study as diverse and complex like engineering and you’re in for a ride! Though some may breeze through their engineering degrees, the remaining…

If science is optimistically at least 99% failure, as Nobel Prize Winner Robert Lefkowitz once said, it makes sense to study failure to see what effect it has on careers and accomplishments. Recently, scientists at Northwestern…