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How to Find the Right Job as a Mechanical Engineer

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Why Is It So Hard To Hire Mechanical Engineers?

With unemployment hovering under 4%, hiring in general is difficult – and hiring for Mechanical Engineers is more challenging. Find out why!

EPA analysis finds chemical compound in new nonstick coatings also harmful

It was supposed to be safer than the older version, but long-term exposure appears to be dangerous even in minute amounts.

These Mechanical Engineers Prove Fixing Cars Is A Matter Of Will

All of us have had reasons to visit the mechanic to patch up our cars. That's the way how cars work. They need repair work every now and then. Take a look at these mechanical

Did U.S. Government Agencies Intentionally Whitewash the Toxic Footprint of a Widely Used...

Two new analyses make clear the Environmental Protection Agtency and the Department of Defense have downplayed the public-health threat posed by chemicals used to develop Teflon and Scotchgard.

Novel Material Made of Living Cells Glows When Touching Certain Chemical Compounds |

Scientists at MIT have developed a unique material that contains living, genetically engineered cells that fluoresce in the presence of specific chemicals.

Should I become a mechanic, mechanical engineer, or automotive engineer if I want to work with cars?

A Decision to Make Many times I am asked for advice on whether an individual should go to a technical school to become a mechanic...

This mechanical engineer is building robots to harvest raspberries

Josie Hughes is developing AI-powered robots that can pick berries 24/7 without squishing them.

Meet the mechanical engineer who left Boeing to make plant-based chicken

Christie Lagally left her job at Boeing to revolutionize how plant-based meat is made.

Titanium Dioxide: The Next Big Chemical Compound Driving Class Action Litigation?

A recent lawsuit alleges that Skittles consumers “are at heightened risk of a host of health effects” because Skittles uses titanium dioxide (TiO2). TiO2

How Digital Tech Can Help Chemical Manufacturers Capitalize In The Circular Economy

Chemical companies that are becoming intelligent enterprises will gain an advantage in the circular economy and help the world become safer and cleaner.

How data scientists are uncovering chemical compounds hidden in patents

Scientists at the University of Melbourne and Elsevier are running a competition to develop models that can find chemical reactions in text

Perspective: How tariffs are hurting U.S. fuel and chemical manufacturers

"American fuel and petrochemical producers continue to be denied access to one of their most important markets"

Research Identifies Easier Way To Predict How Chemical Compounds Will Interact

New research has revealed that simple, commercially available computer programs could be used to design next generation drug-delivery systems by predicting more easily how different chemical compounds interact<br>Led by Dr Jennifer Hiscock of the University of Kent, a team of researchers has identified a new more cost-effective way of predicting how compounds known as amphiphiles will interact with each other to impart specific physical properties…

Safety Tips For Mechanical Engineers

The term 'mechanical engineering' can describe a broad range of occupations, but it typically involves designing, building, and evaluating mechanical devices like tools and heavy machinery.

How A Mechanical Engineer Shares Her Domain Advantage

A journey through engineering underpins a parallel vocation in mentorship.

Curious mechanical engineers discover how cats' tongues tick

Cats' tongues have tiny, hollow, claw-shaped papillae that wick saliva into fur, according to a study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The findings, by a team of mechanical engineers, could lead to new cleaning methods or ways to apply medicines, says lead researcher Alexis Noel.

Meet the Mom Who Competes in Men’s Gymnastics

Mechanical engineers rethink how heat affects the natural curl structure of hair

Rather than studying hair according to ethnicity, researchers from Purdue University are categorizing hair by curl patterns and investigating the threshold at which each can tolerate heat styling.