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Here is your monthly dose of my Canadian engineering news created for licensed and aspiring engineers, geoscientists and technicians in Canada. Stay informed and impress your colleagues with your newfound knowledge. Engineers Making Headlines Expand Hilary Bart-Smith and her team are building the first robotic fish that will be able to keep up with live […]

Here is your monthly dose of my Canadian engineering news created for licensed and aspiring engineers, geoscientists and technicians in Canada. Stay informed and impress your colleagues with your newfound knowledge. Engineers Making Headlines Expand U Waterloo engineering professor, Sriram Narasimhan created a robot that he claims can inspect bridges more reliably than people can,

Here is your monthly dose of my Canadian engineering news created for licensed and aspiring engineers, geoscientists and technicians in Canada. Stay informed and impress your colleagues with your newfound knowledge. Engineers Making Headlines Expand Taylah Griffin, a Boeing systems engineer, is encouraging indigenous youth in Australia to enter STEM fields to close the diversity

Here is your monthly dose of my Canadian engineering news created for licensed and aspiring engineers, geoscientists and technicians in Canada. Stay informed and impress your colleagues with your newfound knowledge. Engineers Making Headlines Expand Jennifer Anderson, who was the only girl in her class at Stanford, then the first female software engineer at VMware,

Here is your monthly dose of my Canadian engineering news created for licensed and aspiring engineers, geoscientists and technicians in Canada. Stay informed and impress your colleagues with your newfound knowledge. Engineers Making Headlines Expand Air conditioners are playing an increasing role in global warming. Engineer Roland Dittmeyer, lead author of “Crowd oil not crude