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- Executive / Senior Industry Job
- Posted 2 months ago
HSE Manager
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- Workshop, Conference, Exhibition / Fair
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- Posted 4 months ago
IISES International Academic Conference, Vienna
Between 1 Sep and 3 Sep in Vienna, Austria -
- Workshop, Conference, Exhibition / Fair
- (Hybrid)
- Posted 4 months ago
IISES International Academic Conference, Istanbul
Between 28 Sep and 30 Sep in Istanbul, TĂĽrkiye -
- Ranking
- Posted 9 months ago
10 Cool Gifts Every Engineer Would Love
Whether it’s Christmas or an upcoming birthday, gifts are a fantastic way to show another person you care.
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- The Evolution of Engineering
- Posted 5 years ago
The Fourth Industrial Revolution - New Chances for Engineers
Ever since Klaus Schwab, the Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum coined the phrase “Fourth Industrial Revolution” in his 2016 book, technologists and engineers have been getting to grips with what it is, and what role they will play in it. In the book, he describes it as a technological revolution where the lines between the physical, digital and biological worlds become blurred. In other words, how innovations like the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, quantum computing etc. interface and merge with our physical existence.
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- Prefab's Pretty Fabulous
- Posted 5 years ago
3D Volumetric Construction
3D volumetric construction is one of the most modern building construction techniques in civil engineering today. It is a form of off-site construction in which units are manufactured in a factory and then transported to site for assembly. The method of constructing within a factory setting ensures that the necessary building materials are brought in just in time and the modules can be constructed irrespective of the weather outside. The products can be transported to site in various states of finish (modules, basic structural blocks or semi finished) ready for assembly in-situ. The basic idea is that as much of the building is constructed off site (in a factory assembly line) and only brought to site for completion.
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- The Fight of our Lives
- Posted 5 years ago
Engineering Solutions to Fight Climate Change
Based on all the available evidence, climate change is real and it is happening – the planet is experiencing rising temperatures, melting snow-caps, and increased numbers of floods, droughts, and wildfires. 2019 was the second warmest year ever and 2010-2019 was the warmest decade on the planet – ever. Limiting the global temperature rise to well below 2°C this century is one of the defining challenges from the Paris Agreement.
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- Working Your Way Up
- Posted 5 years ago
The Top Universities for Mechanical Engineering in Canada
Mechanical engineering students study the forces and thermal environment encountered by a product and its parts so they can come up with the best designs and manufacturing processes of a product. Most importantly, an in-depth understanding of objects and systems in motion are required, which makes mechanical engineering a broad and diverse discipline of engineering. While it can be difficult in the current climate to move to a new city or country in order to pursue your studies, many universities, including some of those on our list, offer distance-learning online degrees. You don’t have to leave wherever you're holed up and, most importantly, you can stay safe!
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- Fighting Hunger
- Posted 5 years ago
How Engineers are Helping to Solve the Global Food Crisis
The world is beset by intertwined crises: the climate, pandemic, and, increasingly, a crisis in the global food supply. It’s prosaic to say, but as the world’s population increases, more food is needed to sustain it. And regardless of the population size, humanity will only ever have the same amount of land on which to produce its food. This, as one may expect, is a growing tension. Luckily, engineers of all stripes are busy using their expertise, conjuring up innovative solutions to address the issue. Here we take a look at some of the most impressive.
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- Part Two: Music
- Posted 5 years ago
Engineering in Pop Culture
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- Pushing the Envelope
- Posted 5 years ago
Top 5 Feats of Engineering
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- Making a Difference
- Posted 5 years ago
The Future of Water: Engineering Contributions to Water Management
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- Is it Still a Boys Club?
- Posted 5 years ago
Women in Engineering
Long gone are the days when women were believed to have no place in the workforce. In the United States today, women make up 49% of the college-educated workforce. However, despite this encouraging number, careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) remain severely lacking when it comes to females in the field. Let’s break down why that is, and how it can change.
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- Change is Coming
- Posted 5 years ago
Why Electric Vehicles are the Future
Although electric vehicles hold just 2.8% of the global market share of vehicle sales, they have the potential to change the world. As people are becoming more conscious of the global climate and how their action affects it, they are starting to scramble to do what they can to minimize their own impact. One way of doing so is to drive an electric vehicle, which produces far fewer emissions than a gasoline-powered vehicle.
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- Part One: Films
- Posted 5 years ago
Engineering in Pop Culture
It is amazing how often engineering concepts (or engineered products) have been incorporated into popular culture. In this blog, we consider the impact of engineering on popular films and vice-versa.
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- Mistakes Were Made
- Posted 5 years ago
5 Engineering Failures and Disasters You May Have Never Heard Of
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- Changing Tack
- Posted 5 years ago
Overcoming the Shortage of Engineers
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- Planning Ahead
- Posted 5 years ago
Is Pharmaceutical Engineering a Good Career Choice?
The world’s population is growing – and ageing. This means that more people are getting sick, and new ailments are constantly popping up. The pressure, thus, to keep developing and manufacturing the pharmaceuticals that people need to stay healthy is constantly building. And who exactly is shouldering that burden? Pharmaceutical engineers.
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- Blog Post
- Posted 5 years ago
Why More Businesses Need to Consult Process Engineers
Whether it be moving documents between departments, stocking shelves, or even making sandwiches, many businesses have processes that can be refined. These processes are often inefficient, can produce waste, and use up valuable time and resources – particularly in the case of bad sandwich making. So, what’s the solution? Consult a process engineer. Unfortunately, many businesses do not consult a process engineer because they don’t even know that they should.
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- Blog Post
- Posted 5 years ago
Why More Businesses Need to Consult Process Engineers
Whether it be moving documents between departments, stocking shelves, or even making sandwiches, many businesses have processes that can be refined. These processes are often inefficient, can produce waste, and use up valuable time and resources – particularly in the case of bad sandwich making. So, what’s the solution? Consult a process engineer. Unfortunately, many businesses do not consult a process engineer because they don’t even know that they should. Check out our Process engineering jobs
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