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      The U.S. professional engineering community is watching closely as federal scrutiny of occupational licensure by the states is intensifying. In March 2017, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) convened an Economic Liberty Task Force, which was tasked […]
      
      Women in Engineering E-Book Author Finds an EE Degree Opens Many Doors
      
      When your father is an engineer and your mother teaches math, it’s no stretch to expect that you, too, will be drawn toward math and science. However, leaning toward STEM is just the beginning of Michelle Nanney’s story. She won […]
      
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      What on earth is a fish tree?! IEEE-USA E-BOOKS’ youngest published author, Sonali Ranaweera, believes we must all encourage young children to think outside the box, and expand their imaginations. At only 11 years of age, Ranaweera wrote […]
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      Autonomous and Intelligent Systems (A/IS) have the potential to affect societies’ foundations—governance, law, finance, education, healthcare, public safety, employment, and other facets. Because A/IS applications are emerging at a […]
      
      Occupational Licensure Facing Increased Scrutiny from Federal Government and Courts
      
      The U.S. professional engineering community is watching closely as federal scrutiny of occupational licensure by the states is intensifying. In March 2017, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) convened an Economic Liberty Task Force, which was tasked […]
      
      U.S. High-Tech Weapons Vulnerable To Cyber Threats
      
      So just how secure are the United States’ sophisticated weapons systems from cyber threats? According to the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), the answer may be not very. In a widely covered assessment released on 9 Oct, […]
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      Try your hand at our weekly engineering- and technology-themed crossword puzzles. Every Wednesday, we will post a new puzzle -- authored by renowned crossword puzzle writer Myles Mellor -- to test your skill and knowledge. Myles […]
      
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      Try your hand at our weekly engineering- and technology-themed crossword puzzles. Every Wednesday, we will post a new puzzle -- authored by renowned crossword puzzle writer Myles Mellor -- to test your skill and knowledge. Myles Mellor is […]
      
      Women in Engineering E-Book Author Finds an EE Degree Opens Many Doors
      
      When your father is an engineer and your mother teaches math, it’s no stretch to expect that you, too, will be drawn toward math and science. However, leaning toward STEM is just the beginning of Michelle Nanney’s story. She won […]
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      Women in Engineering E-Book Author Finds an EE Degree Opens Many Doors
      
      When your father is an engineer and your mother teaches math, it’s no stretch to expect that you, too, will be drawn toward math and science. However, leaning toward STEM is just the beginning of Michelle Nanney’s story. She won […]
      
      Viewpoints: Time to Separate Engineering and Computer Science?
      
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