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Improving U.S. Infrastructure: How AI Can Help Rebuild America

Imagine navigating the roads of your city, and there’s not a single pothole in sight. Streetlights, bridges, and public transportation systems work seamlessly to keep you connected and safe. What if artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to turn this dream into reality for America? In the sections below, we’ll explore the current state of

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Resource Guide for Black Engineers

Engineering, like other professional fields, has a history of racial discrimination in the US. Subject to longstanding barriers in many forms—overt racism and discrimination, systemic racism, implicit bias—Black people are underrepresented in engineering.  The resources covered in this guide are designed to help current and aspiring Black engineers advance in engineering education and professional roles.

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Women in Engineering: Organizations, Competitions, Scholarships, and Tips for Employers

Women are underrepresented in technology. According to Zippia, there are over 192,270 engineers in the United States, but only 13.7% of all engineers are women. Furthermore, the U.S. Census Bureau estimates that women make up half of the U.S. workforce, but only 27% of STEM workers in 2019 were women. In contrast, men make up 52%

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A Guide to STEM Activities for Kids

Source: https://pixabay.com/photos/analysis-biochemistry-biologist-2030265/ Teaching kids about science and technology is one of the best things you can do to further their education and prepare them for good careers. STEM activities are also a great way to make learning fun for your children. Here are some of the top STEM activities for kids that parents and educators

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Engineering Scholarships: The Ultimate Guide for College Students

There is a significant shortage of engineering talent in the United States. As repeated studies have shown, there’s an engineering shortage across the entire field. This shortage is driven by many factors, including the expense of getting the necessary engineering educational requirements, which can drive students into debt.  Fortunately, there are ways for students to

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