Helpful and informative lists on the most common and useful topics for engineers. The top ten lists provides a way for engineers to collaborate and discuss on the order and content of these lists.
Mobility is a key aspect of the modern world. Civil engineers are fundamental in providing the rail, road and air infrastructure that supports our economic and social well-being, as well as addressing the environmental challenges that our transport demands create
In 1951, Stanford University started the world’s first science park, which would later come to be known as Silicon Valley.
Two Factors that have led to Brain Drain in the Engineering Sector
It is predicted that by the end of 2013, 1.2 million industrial robots will be working worldwide. This has sparked a huge debate on whether robots are taking over our jobs.
According to the UN-HABITAT, half the world’s population lives in urban areas. It is anticipated that by 2030 six out of ten people will be living in cities.
The 2008 Olympic Games was marked with many remarkable events. One of the most widely discussed topics was undoubtedly Michael Phelps new swimsuit.
The demand for engineers has significantly risen over the years.
With on-going challenges to utilise depleting resources efficiently and effectively, engineers worldwide are turning to nature for inspiration to develop innovative designs.
At the age of 21, Steve Jobs founded Apple with his friend, Steve Wozniak.
As the common adage goes, ‘necessity is the mother of all inventions’, most of the products and technologies that we enjoy today stemmed from necessity.