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9 March 2024 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie Professor Joseph Walsh, Head of School and Director (IMaR) Research Centre, Munster Technological University (MTU), has been elected to the prestigious Fellowship of the Irish Academy of Engineering (IAE). The Fellowship is bestowed to distinguished individuals from academia and industry, acknowledging their substantial impact on the advancement of…

Advances in semiconductor technology are indispensable to today's standard of living. Industry leaders met to strategize ways to shore up the domestic semiconductor industry.

In eastern Iowa, future engineers got an up close look at some of the potenital careersIowa's News Now spoke withIowa's News Now spoke with

Now is the time to ensure a strong, well-coordinated domestic industry, said attendees to the university's FuseNano 2024 conference.

The share of women studying physical sciences and engineering disciplines at Yale lags behind that of peer institutions. A strong gender disparity also is apparent for arts and humanities majors, as considerably more women are enrolled in those fields than men, according to data from Yale’s Office of Institutional Research.

Students at the Ashley Hall school got a hands-on and verbal education on STEM careers Friday.

126 students including Claire Masquida from Kealakehe High School on Hawaii Island, will receive expense-paid trips to the National STEM Festival in Washington, D.C., co-presented by EXPLR and the U.S.

Montana Technological University is highlighting a recent exchange with Taiwan.Students and professors from Montana Tech traveled toMinghsin University of Sci

Wayne Scales will speak at the NRCC event and Jordan Bell will be featured on the Christiansburg Institutes program.

More than 60 science, technology, engineering and math enthusiasts took part in the event, held Friday at the Brown County STEM Innovation Center.