HEADLINES ARCHIVE
AI and robotics leaders to headline Automate 2026
The Association for Advancing Automation (A3) today announced the keynote lineup for Automate 2026, as artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes industrial automation.
Strengthening skills of water utility pros
An industry training program for water and wastewater professionals provides expertise for eliminating water loss due to pipeline leaks and corrosion and reducing emergency water main breaks.
Top tier U.S. education meets top European tech to shape the future of industry
Purdue University, Rittal and Eplan announce a strategic partnership for smart manufacturing and engineering education.
Water efficiency competition underway in the UK
A challenge-led competition has been implemented to develop and scale innovations that cut water use in England and Wales.
Help wanted in the global wind workforce
Keeping pace with a wind power fleet forecast to reach 2.1 TW by 2030 underscores the need to prepare a skilled worker fleet in the fields of construction, installation, operations and maintenance.
Tritium training simulator for fusion engineers
The virtual simulator represents the world’s first tritium fuel cycle virtual control room.
Alluxa expands Learning Center with Bioz-powered content hub
Visit the Learning Center to explore the new Bioz content hub and stay informed on the latest developments in optical coating technologies.
Preparing the next wave of UK engineers
The Tomorrow's Engineers Code program has introduced thousands of students in the U.K. to science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
VI-grade and HBK announce Smart Prototypes Summit 2026
The event will showcase how smart prototypes are the new generation of development platforms where virtual and physical worlds operate as one, combining simulation, testing and data intelligence.
AWS Fundamentals of Welding Curriculum (FOWC) delivers industry-aligned training to prepare tomorrow’s welders
This flexible, industry-aligned welding training solution is geared for high schools, technical colleges and vocational programs.
Hopkins engineering online graduate master's programs among America’s best
Johns Hopkins Engineering’s online graduate degree programs continue to rank among the nation’s leading programs.
Indium Corporation welcomes 15 college students to award-winning summer internship program
Since its inception in 2012, the internship program has been a launch pad for talented college students in materials science and related fields.
Emerson announces 2025 Discrete Automation Scholarship recipients
The scholarship program recognizes exceptional undergraduate and graduate students pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
Comprehensive training from NORD Drivesystems equips customers for success
NORD expands its training programs with in-person, online and customized sessions designed to provide customers with in-depth knowledge of its mechanical and electronic drive solutions.
Public education prompts water conservation
Both mandatory and voluntary educational conservation programs can be implemented to promote reductions in outdoor water use and waste.
SMR simulator to prepare future nuclear engineers
The center will offer students the unique opportunity to assume the role of a control room operator at the first full-scale 12-module simulator in the U.S.
Empowering the next generation of electricians
E-Z-Hook has partnered with Independent Electrical Contractors, a national trade association and training organization dedicated to developing highly skilled electrical professionals.
Get schooled on SMRs
The expected growth in small modular reactor (SMR) deployment has prompted the launch of educational opportunities for nuclear policy makers and industry leaders.
Networking meeting: Female students exchange ideas with experts from Arburg
As part of a women's network meeting, 10 female students visited Lossburg, Germany, to find out more about the innovative family business and technical professions at Arburg.
Vincotech PCIM booth raises €10,000 for a worthy cause
The funds will improve access to education and outcomes for girls in Malawi’s Lilongwe and Kasungu regions.