Category: Engineering

London-based startup PhysicsX raises $32 million in Series A funding to develop an AI platform that enables engineers to create and run simulations for industries such as automotive, aerospace, and materials science manufacturing. PhysicsX, an AI startup co-founded by a former Formula One engineering superstar and a computer science expert, has emerged from stealth mode…

Investment in state-of-the-art facility to meet growing demand for engineering and technology professionals Western Carolina University (WCU) has secured a significant boost from the General Assembly, with the state making a substantial investment in a new engineering building. With the existing building dating back to the 1960s, the university recognizes the need for a modern…

The Rise of AI-Augmented Software Engineering In a world where software demand far exceeds the capacity of development teams, developers are often overwhelmed and unable to keep up. However, a new solution is emerging in the form of AI coding assistants. These intelligent tools are designed to handle routine tasks, freeing up developers to focus…

Meet John Stadheim, a dedicated civil engineer who has risen through the ranks to become the City Engineer of New Ulm, Minnesota. With seventeen years of experience working for the city of New Ulm, John Stadheim has witnessed the evolution of his profession and the transformation of his role within the municipal government. From his…

Exploring the evolving landscape of higher education and its impact on students, institutions, and society In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and societal shifts, higher education is facing a profound transformation. The traditional model of brick-and-mortar institutions is being challenged by online learning platforms, alternative credentialing, and changing student demographics. As we navigate…

Engineering Hall remains closed following an unintentional fire during routine maintenance work A fire in Engineering Hall at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has led to the closure of the building and the relocation of classes. The fire, which was determined to be unintentional and occurred during routine maintenance work on an air handling unit, has…

Unintentional fire during routine maintenance work prompts closure and relocation of classes A fire that broke out in Engineering Hall at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW-Madison) has led to the closure of the building and the cancellation of classes. The fire, which was determined to be unintentional and occurred during routine maintenance work on an…