Surcle: Inventor Wins Royal Academy of Engineering Prize for Smart Medicine Dispenser
Five years ago, native South AfricanNeo Hutiri encountered a medical treatment problem millions of people face every day. Now, the 31-year-old inventor has created a prescription dispensing...
Using Mechanical Engineering to Treat AFM
Acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) is an illness that is as inexplicable as it is devastating. The rare neurological ailment, which causes muscles and reflexes to become weak, overwhelmingly affects...
Lack of Skilled Employees Concerns Electronics Industries
A shortage of skilled employees is driving concerns across the semiconductor and electronics component industries in the U.S. and Europe.
Crowdsourcing Is The Future of Engineering
The unfortunate reality is, now is not a great time to be an engineering major or a recent college graduate. Though the U.S. economy is doing well, today’s younger workers don’t have the same...
College Students Should Be Thinking About Machine Learning
Recent survey conducted by the National Association of Colleges an Employers (NACE) has good news for the class of 2019. The organization is forecasting employers will increase graduate hiring by...
Why Some Crowdsourcing Challenges Fail
Crowdsourcing campaigns present a variety of unique opportunities for engineers, researchers, and weekend hobbyists. As such, one vital ingredient to success is having a well-crafted, insightful...
Is the “Gig Economy” Just Another Buzzword?
Let’s not mince words: Millennials and Gen Zers have it rough.
