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Offshore Wind Power in New York

102

Hydro and the Electric Grid

103

The Future of Automotive Power

104

Creating an Autonomous Driving Ecosystem

105

Increasing the Role of Women in Engineering

106

Emphasis on Ethics

107

NuScale’s Jose Reyes and Small Modular Reactors

108

Investing in Industry 4.0 Solutions

109

Ethics in Engineering

110

The Transition of Robots from the Factory into Society

111

The Biggest Engineering Stories of 2021 (Part 2)

112

The Biggest Engineering Stories of 2021 (Part 1)

113

A Catheter Small Enough to Treat Brain Aneurysms

114

How Soft Skills Help Engineers Succeed in Careers

115

The Promise of Hydrogen

116

The AI Evolution of Generative Computer-Aided Design

117

ORNL’s Lonnie Love and Large-Scale 3D Printing

118

BloombergNEF’s Outlook on the Electric Vehicle Industry

119

Piping System Design from Simulation to Installation

120

Advances and Challenges of 3D Bioprinting in Space

121

The Power of Simulation for Piping System Design

122

The Challenges of Piping System Design

123

Aerospace & Automotive Leverage On-Demand Manufacturing

124

Redefining the Supply Chain with On-Demand Manufacturing

125

How to Reinvigorate STEM Education Post-COVID-19

126

Building the U.S. Offshore Wind Supply Chain

127

Fictiv’s 2021 State of Manufacturing Report

128

American Manufacturing and National Defense

129

Big Data Revolution in the Oil and Gas Industry

130

Leveraging Digital Twins for Aerospace and Defense

131

Wind Energy Looks to Additive Manufacturing

132

The Future of On-Demand Manufacturing

133

Inspiring Young STEM Minds

134

Lisa Burton on Emboldening Women Entrepreneurs

135

Additive Manufacturing Revolutionizes Aerospace Design

136

Automated Tunnel Boring Machines

137

The Journey from Traditional to Digital Manufacturing

138

What Engineers Can Expect from New President, Congress

139

AI Advances in Automotive

140

Emerging Technologies to Fight COVID-19

141

NREL’s Walt Musial Talks Offshore Wind

142

The Expanding Role of Digital Engineering in Manufacturing

143

Preparing the Workforce for Digital Transformation

144

Lockheed Martin’s Digital Twin Journey

145

The Unknown Strengths of Fluid Power

146

Engineers Make Microscopic Robots Walk

147

Is There an Alternative to China?

148

Ergonomic Tools for Manufacturing

149

Lely’s Chad Huyser on Automation Innovation in Dairy Farming

150

Girl Scouts CEO Sylvia Acevedo on Sparking STEM Curiosity

151

Simplifying Nonmetallic Pressure Piping Systems

152

The Future of IoT and STEM with IBM’s Lisa Seacat DeLuca

153

Building Resilience into the Electrical Grid

154

Designing Next-Generation Bionic Limbs

155

Digital Solutions During the Coronavirus Pandemic

156

Fast-Charging Batteries Depend on Nanotechnology

157

Ventilation System to Prevent Virus Spread

158

Moving Toward 4D Printing

159

Hannover Messe 2020 Preview: What to Expect

160

Building Energy Resiliency in the Caribbean

161

Siemens CEO Barbara Humpton on What’s Humanly Possible

162

Skills You Will Need for Aerospace Careers of Future

163

Connecting Cars with Smart Cities

164

How Engineers Can Help Fight Climate Change

165

Top 5 Emerging Technologies of 2019

166

Exploring Space and Inspiring Future Explorers

167

John Browne on Engineering

168

Engineering the Future of Fashion

169

Hardhats and Holograms

170

Targeting Breast Cancer

171

Robert Langer: Edison of Medicine

172

Advances in Low-Cost Energy Generation

173

The Past, Present, and Future of the Robotics Market

174

Going Back to the Moon

175

Engineering the Apollo 11 Lunar Module

176

Bill Nye the Science Guy on STEM, Feeding the World, and Things that Scare Him

177

Breakthrough Could Bring New Cancer Treatment

178

How a Young Engineer Helped A Wounded Marine

179

The Benefits and Challenges of Developing Solar Farms and Grids

180

MIT’s New Head of Mechanical Engineering, Evelyn Wang, on the Future of Education and Grand Challenges

181

The New World of Biomaterials Opens Opportunities for Engineers

182

How Engineers Close Communication Gaps with New Colleagues

183

Building the Case for a Diversified Engineering Workforce