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Machine Design takes a look at the past week, and a look ahead to the issues facing the design and manufacturing sector.

Higher Education Minister MC Sudhakar said, “Student enrollment in many engineering colleges is decreasing. In a few engineering courses, there are only a handful of students studying. We feel it is better to shut down such courses. We will soon write to the All India Council for Technical Education to initiate the closure of these courses.”

Transformational Generative AI Capabilities, Starting with Synopsys.ai Copilot, to Fuel Next-Level Productivity for Chipmakers  Highlights: Synopsys, a pioneer in AI-driven EDA, aims to...

As We Approach a Global Mental Health Crisis, Haven Creates Scalable ...

The management of spinal cord compression could be improved with a working 3D model of the spinal cord under development in Scotland and the West Midlands.

THE Royal Orthopaedic Hospital has secured funding alongside Aston University to develop a 3D model for spinal cord injury treatment.

An eight-week trial that led to the conviction of five men for murder used a 3D-printed skull of the victim as evidence in court.

MUSCLE SHOALS - Northwest Shoals Community College will hold Metallica Scholars Manufacturing Day Wednesday, October 25, on the Shoals campus from 8:30am - 12pm. The open house networking event will

STEM Like a Girl focused on the importance of pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, positions typically held by men.

COLLINSVILLE, Ill. - Today, Ameren Illinois announced a key senior leadership change and the retirement of one vice president. Luke Wollin has stepped into the role of Ameren...