Knoxville News SentinelUniversity of Tennessee breaks ground on $129M engineering buildingKnoxville News SentinelThe University of Tennessee at Knoxville broke ground for a new research and engineering building Friday afternoon. Construction on the $129 mi …

Arizona State UniversityYoung engineers program increases diversity in engineeringArizona State UniversityIn only its second year, the Young Engineers Shape the World program is exposing high school students in the Phoenix metro area to opportunities avail …

To Learn From and Celebrate: Academy for Engineering Education Leadership EstablishedMichigan Tech News (press release)Michigan Technological University's newly formed Academy of Engineering Education Leadership welcomed its first two members. Inductio …

Lockheed Martin veteran joins CU Boulder engineering facultyBoulder Daily CameraRecently retired Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company executive Kathryn Tobey is joining the University of Colorado Engineering Management Program. Tobey worked for Lockheed M …

Phys.OrgNow is the time to answer questions about climate engineering disease impactsPhys.Org"Links between climate change and health are often complex, so climate engineering may impact health in unexpected ways," says Trisos, now a research aff …

Phys.OrgNow is the time to answer questions about climate engineering ...Phys.OrgRadical solutions to climate change might save lives, but a commentary in the October 2018 issue of the journal Nature Climate Change calls for caution ...and more & …

TCS Selected as the Preferred Engineering and Digital Transformation Partner for Fortive CorporationPR Newswire (press release)TCS will help Fortive Corporation accelerate its digital strategy via focused engineering and digital IoT transformation initiati …

Dallas NewsHouston engineering firm grows its Frisco office by 40 percentDallas News... adding 10,000 square feet to its offices in the Hall Park on the Dallas North Tollway. It's the second expansion this year for BGE's Frisco office. BGE is Frisc …

Stanford University NewsWilliam Kays, former dean of School of Engineering, dies at 98Stanford University NewsAn advocate of attracting more women to engineering, Kays wrote (in a 1972 booklet titled “Consider the Possibility”): “As the father of four coll …

CU Boulder TodayCU Boulder professor wins prestigious NSF quantum programCU Boulder TodayThe CU Boulder College of Engineering and Applied Science is leading a new multi-university and multi-disciplinary project from the National Science Foundation aimed a …