Learn how Siemens’ Global Academic and Future Workforce Program is supporting educators, students and industry alike by addressing the engineering skills gap.
Michigan Baja’s team captain shares insights on the value of this competition for engineers preparing for their careers and the secrets behind the team’s success.
The World Solar Challenge is the ultimate test of innovation, endurance and teamwork, and a challenge the Michigan Solar Car Team embraces with passion and precision.
Learn everything you need to know to get started using Siemens software for engineering students.
Adapted from blogs by Stefan Hirsch, Managing Director, Bengcon and Peter Kemptner. Industry 4.0 , Internet of Things (IoT) and…
Today’s business landscape is quickly evolving. The companies who can adapt and change with new technologies are reaping major competitive…
Researchers, scientists, engineers, and other professionals work daily to generate vehicles moved by green, renewable energy. The Agoria Solar Team…
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Join us on 7 April for an exciting discussion about programs that have allowed industry and learners to connect in innovative ways during the last year
You don’t have to know much about CAD modeling software to join the Missouri S&T Formula SAE Racing team. You…
In honor of International Women’s Day, we are showcasing some amazing female engineers. Today, we spotlight Maia Herrington, a sophomore…
Portugal has the second highest rate of engineering graduates in the EU- over 20% of all graduates leave school with…
Competing against 117 teams from 74 different universities nationwide, the Siemens supported student engineering team, Baqu4 of Hanyang University, received…
