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The bright scholar caught the eye of General Electric, which selected her for an internship at Fort Wayne, Indiana, during her junior year in 1945 and then recruited her directly from college for a…
Born Mary Eager in 1926, the daughter of a physics professor blazed through her coursework, graduating in just three years at age 20 thanks to having taken college classes in high school and…
As industries like manufacturing become more technical and require advanced skills, many employers struggle to retain experienced workers. It doesn't help that many employees can't…
How telemedicine is set to change the healthcare industry. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that growing rates of cardiovascular disease,…
Seriously, that's not Photoshopped. Well, we've finally cracked it. Scientists have finally figured out how to paint a portal to another dimension, as prophesied by Loony Tunes' the…
A paralyzed man used a brain chip to move his arm, a supercomputer is getting good at spotting depression, and scientists found a way to make fast-growing cancer self-destruct. Read on and finish the…
“Micro” isn’t a word that comes to mind when people talk about the United Arab Emirates, the home of the world’s tallest building, the largest man-made island and other grand attractions. But it…
Let’s change the way we talk about manufacturing.Too often, the discussion is about how old-line industry is struggling to survive in a world of bold new tech. In reality, digital and additive…
Jesse Schrimpf didn’t study additive manufacturing in school. But when a 3D printer showed up at his plant in Waukesha, Wisconsin, the GE Healthcare engineer decided to give the machine a whirl. One…
All over the world these days, sustainable design is good design -- from China's tallest tower to the Bellagio Hotel fountains. Designers and engineers who are addressing climate change and aiming…