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Welding camp empowers girls to enter manufacturing, STEM fields
Chicago-area GLoW camp teaches middle school, high school girls how to weld, grind and cut metal.
Dear discouraged engineering student
The trick is to connect with why you are here and then to work smarter.
Researchers eye Blockchain tech to streamline supply chains
A University of Missouri College of Engineering team is proposing a new way to use blockchain technology to streamline supply chains.
Water risk mitigation tool for industrial facilities
The water stewardship tool simplifies water usage and availability monitoring for companies.
GEMÜ expands its portfolio with the new Q-series pinch valves
GEMÜ has added to its valve line-up with a new series of pinch valves.
US Air Force to use magnetic navigation as GPS substitute in emergencies
If enemies disable American GPS satellites, the U.S. military may have a backup.
DARPA, NASA develop rockets, space vehicles for cislunar space
DARPA technology will let rockets or space vehicles operate in cislunar space.
New X-ray imaging device offers improved views on homemade and unexploded bombs
The Guardian 12 replaces three commercial off-the-shelf systems.
Possibly the smallest 5G FPC antenna on the market
Measuring just 88 mm x 14 mm, the flexible unit can be placed internally in devices that require an integrated antenna solution.
Watch the launch of the first reprogrammable satellite
The telecommunications satellite can be completely repurposed while in space.
Data management portal SPECTRA improves emissions intelligence
The system monitors, analyzes and communicates satellite-based emissions intelligence.
Company creates digital twins of subsea wells in Norway
This latest digital innovation for Neptune’s assets follows the creation of digital twins of several of its operated platforms.
Open-source software simulates power system dynamics
The computational approach is designed to accurately reflect modern grid structure characteristics for utility-scale renewable power systems.
Watch how quantum computing technology can target space debris cleanup
A combination of quantum-inspired computing and artificial intelligence is being engineered to achieve the efficient removal of space debris.
Video: Online tool automates solar permitting process
The platform reduces barriers to residential solar deployment.
Software tool tackles battery electrode microstructure analysis
Open source software supports analysis and optimization of electrode microstructures for lithium ion batteries.
Successful full-core simulation of a small modular reactor
Exascale modeling capabilities enable visualization of a full reactor core at unprecedented resolution.
New wearable calorie counter promises more accurate counts than smartwatches, smartphones
New wearable focuses on the legs, not the wrists or heart rate.
Video: Marines test feasibility of grenade carrying drones
Drones were tested at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina.
Watch how an app enhances UK consumer energy efficiency
The low-carbon technology platform will help consumers efficiently manage energy usage at home and on the road.