World’s Smallest V12 Engine
A Spanish retired engineer has created the world’s smallest V12 engine.
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Women are Still Perceived as Unfit for STEM Fields
This perception has to change.
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An Open Letter to the Filipina Engineer
Never ever let yourself get affected when someone tells you “You can’t be an engineer. Babae ka kasi.” You know that is just BS!
Tips for the Career-Confused Millennial Engineer
Is this really the right professional path for you?
Finding the Right Fit: Flexible Duct Connectors that Will Suit Your Needs
Composed of professionals with more than three decades of experience in HVAC, Hira Industries unceasingly proves to share a common vision with its customers by...
Is It Really Possible to Get All of Our Energy From Renewable Sources?
Skeptics versus advocates of green energy have their arguments.
So What If I’m the Only Woman in the Construction Site?
Being a woman in civil engineering isn’t that hard at all.
The World’s Largest Elevator Could Lift Giant Ships
Just imagine the weight that it could carry!
Bill Gates Recommends This Book for Better Management Skills
This new addition to the list is a must-read for engineering managers.
Engineers Built World’s First Super Cavitating Watercraft
The GHOST marine platform from Juliet Marine Systems is said to be the first super cavitating watercraft.
How Engineers Can Better Prioritize Work and Projects
A simple guide on how engineers should work their way towards clearing high priority projects.
Why Engineer Leaders Need To Stop Overthinking
Being Engineers, we are known for thinking deeply--sometimes a little bit too deep.