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Challenges in Data Center Cooling: An Engineer’s Perspective
Challenges in Data Center Cooling: An Engineer’s Perspective Apr 21, 2026

A modern data center requires enormous amounts of electrical power to drive billions of transistor switches at high speed. But unlike a motor, which translates the energy into mechanical work, or lighting, which converts some energy into visible radiation, a data center’s primary output is information: streams of bits carried as photons through fiber optic cable.

How to Write a Great Engineering School Personal Statement
How to Write a Great Engineering School Personal Statement Apr 10, 2026

The personal statement for engineering school is not just an essay. It has to be smart, engaging, typo-free, and capable of convincing exhausted admissions reviewers that you are a better fit for their program than the other thousands of applicants they are reviewing.

Interview with an Expert: A Spotlight on Self-Driving Vehicles
Interview with an Expert: A Spotlight on Self-Driving Vehicles Apr 09, 2026

Not long ago, self-driving cars were science fiction. Today, not so much. Influential companies like Tesla, Uber, Apple, and Google boast dynamic auto-drive programs, and many new startups are following their lead.

Humanoids & The Future of Robotics Engineering
Humanoids & The Future of Robotics Engineering Mar 31, 2026

New AI systems designed specifically for robots are turning what were once purely programmed machines into embodied AI: systems that can perceive their surroundings, reason about tasks, and act in the real world.

Vital AI: The Future of Data Science
Vital AI: The Future of Data Science Mar 10, 2026

Data science is an interdisciplinary field that leverages scientific methods, processes, algorithms, and systems to extract insights and knowledge from both structured and unstructured forms of data. It’s commonly associated with big data and artificial intelligence, combining statistics, data analysis, machine learning, and related techniques to understand and analyze actual phenomena with data.

Guide to Engineering Conferences in 2026
Guide to Engineering Conferences in 2026 Dec 22, 2025

Engineering is an exceptionally dynamic sector. It is continually changing and expanding, and experts, professionals, and academics in the field need to keep pace with all of the latest developments. Conferences provide professionals in various engineering disciplines with knowledge about cutting-edge tools, technology, and skills in the field.

10 Best Engineering Blogs for University Students (2026)
10 Best Engineering Blogs for University Students (2026) Dec 04, 2025

By reading a select number of engineering blogs, university students can gain access to the thoughts of some of the best engineers in the world and get on the path to becoming one themselves.

Online Engineering Degree Scholarships (2026)
Online Engineering Degree Scholarships (2026) Dec 03, 2025

The current US student loan debt is an astounding $1.814 trillion (including federal and private loans). Unsurprisingly, student loan debt is the second-largest source of debt after mortgages. Discover how to defray the costs of an engineering degree with this 2026 scholarship guide.

How to Get an Engineering Internship (2026)
How to Get an Engineering Internship (2026) Dec 02, 2025

Engineering internships are an increasingly important part of the transition from student to engineer. Internships provide an opportunity to put theoretical skills to work in hands-on environments. They also give engineering students valuable work experience, networking opportunities, and future career options.

Take Aim: The Five Hottest Problems in Electrical Engineering
Take Aim: The Five Hottest Problems in Electrical Engineering Sep 26, 2025

Electrical engineering is a rich field with challenges for tomorrow’s engineers. Sitting at one of the most interesting crossroads of science and technology, its territory stretches across microelectronics, energy systems, telecommunications, and robotics. Much overlap exists between its different research areas, and that overlap is mimicked in many of the field’s largest potential breakthroughs.