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Professor's systems engineering models could save lives in rampant opioid crisis - News@Northeastern
News@NortheasternProfessor's systems engineering models could save lives in rampant opioid crisisNews@NortheasternBefore Northeastern professor James Benneyan described his research, he gave a stark reminder of the opioid epidemic it aims to address. “ …
Charleston Post CourierNational engineering association calls for federal investigation into cancellation of SC nuclear reactorsCharleston Post CourierTom Roberts, the president of the National Society of Professional Engineers, specifically cited that lac …
Charleston Post CourierNational engineering association calls for federal investigation into canceled SC nuclear reactorsCharleston Post CourierTom Roberts, president of the National Society of Professional Engineers, cited that lack of professional engine …
Charleston Post CourierNational engineering association calls for federal investigation into ...Charleston Post CourierCOLUMBIA — A national association that represents professional engineers across the country is calling for a federal investigation into t …
GeekWireCloud data warehouse startup Snowflake opens Seattle-area engineering office, plans big growthGeekWireSnowflake Computing, the Silicon Valley-based cloud data warehouse company led by former Microsoft exec Bob Muglia, is opening an engineering offi …
Tampabay.comStamp of disapproval: Investigation ends suspected unlicensed engineeringTampabay.comOther people submitted documents bearing Tippens' signature and engineering seal, but the quality of the work diminished. The records contained errors that …
University of Virginia The Cavalier DailyMechanical Engineering department leaves Technology Leaders ProgramUniversity of Virginia The Cavalier DailyFirst-year mechanical engineering students learned right after spring break they will no longer be able to …
Tennessee TodayConfronting Global Challenges—Engineering Honors Endowed by ...Tennessee TodayStudents in UT's Tickle College of Engineering will soon benefit from someone who has always carried a torch for his alma mater. Joe Cook, who graduated as&nbs …
