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Tis the season of giving . . . and engineeri – EurekAlert

HOUSTON (Dec. 20, 2023) The holiday season kicked off early this year for a Rice University staff member who received a welcome and much-needed gift from a team of freshman engineering students. Sophia Burbano, Yung-Cheng Ko, Brad Mahung and Harry Zhu spent the past semester working on a portable filming studio for Brandon Martin, Rices senior videographer, as part of their Intro to Engineering Design coursework

CPC Pumps International completes first pump assembly in India – Hydrocarbon Engineering

Published by Callum O'Reilly, Senior Editor Hydrocarbon Engineering, Thursday, 21 Dec 23 CPC Pumps International has reached a significant milestone by completing its first pump assembly in Pune, India. A provider of API 610 compliant, custom-engineered centrifugal pumps, CPC Pumps International, was acquired by the Atlas Copco Group in August 2021.

Richest Billionaires in Construction and Engineering Industry (December 21, 2023) – CEOWORLD magazine

As of December 21, 2023, Diane Hendricks has a net worth of US$21.1 billion, making her the wealthiest person in the construction and engineering industry. Nassef Sawiris follows in second place with $7.3 billion, while Anthony Bamford ranks third with $7.1 billion, and Thomas Schmidheiny comes in fourth with $6.6 billion

Azad Engineering IPO subscribed 11.11 times on day 2, all portions fully booked; check latest GMP | Mint – Mint

Azad Engineering IPO subscription status: Azad Engineering IPO has been subscribed 11.11 times at the end of second day. Non institutional investors (NIIS), and retail showed huge interest.

Election engineering in Turkey: Manipulation by mobile voters – Medya News

Turkeys ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) is accused of manipulating voter registrations for the upcoming March 2024 local elections in key districts in Kurdish-majority regions.

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‘AI skills factory’ created by Thomson Reuters for non-engineers to build expertise – Fox Business

Andersen Capital Management CIO Peter Andersen discusses technologys influence in the markets, his outlook for Apple and the Federal Reserves management of rate hikes. Thomson Reuters recently released generative artificial intelligence (AI) platform features an "AI skills factory" that allows subject-matter experts who are not engineers or software developers to safely experiment with building new AI tools to address business needs. "When we look across our customer bases in legal professionals, tax professionals, corporations or Reuters News, we see a huge amount of opportunity to apply generative AI," Shawn Malhotra, head of engineering at Thomson Reuters, told FOX Business.

From Blacksmiths to Beamlines: 3D Atomic Revelations Transform Alloy Engineering – SciTechDaily

A groundbreaking study by UCLA scientists has for the first time mapped medium and high-entropy alloys in 3D, revealing their unique combination of toughness and flexibility. This advancement could transform the way alloys are engineered and utilized. Credit: SciTechDaily.com UCLA breaks new ground in alloy research, presenting the first 3D mapping of medium and high-entropy alloys, potentially revolutionizing the field with enhanced toughness and flexibility in these materials

Azad Engineering IPO subscribed 11 times on Day 2 of offer – Bizz Buzz

New Delhi: The initial share sale of Azad Engineering received 11.09 times subscription on day two of bidding on Thursday. The Initial Public Offering (IPO) got bids for 11,22,11,456 shares against 1,01,22,705 shares on offer, according to data available with the NSE. The portion for non-institutional investors attracted 23.49 times subscription while the quota for Retail Individual Investors (RIIs) got subscribed 11.15 times

Engineers resist narrow lanes, but change is coming – Congress for the New Urbanism

A little over a month ago, Johns Hopkins University released the largest-ever research on travel lane width and safety, providing conclusive evidence that 9- and 10-foot lanes do not contribute to greater automobile crashes and, in some cases, reduce collisions. Traffic engineers have long shunned narrower laneswhich benefit walkable cities by providing more room for pedestrians, bicyclists, and landscapingciting safety concerns. New urbanists have been making the case for narrow streets as a necessary component of walkable neighborhoods for 30 years, and the message has largely gone unheeded by the civil engineering profession