E4C Visualized: The Fellowship of 2022 by the Numbers
The latest cohort of Engineering for Change Fellowship of 2022 was selected from 1,846 applicants, the largest pool in...
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The New ASME Idea Lab Incubator Has Launched for Aspiring So...
Application deadline: June 6th at 5pm EST Prospective social entrepreneurs have a new incubator for transforming their ideas into devices that improve lives in the world’s underserved communities: Idea...
Cryptographic Institutions Part Three: Honest Governance
This post is part of a three-part series that explores the power of new information technologies, in particular cryptography, to profoundly benefit humanity, creating new ways for social and...
What the Engineering Community Should Know About IPCC’s La...
Climate change is already damaging communities and killing wildlife around the world, according to the latest report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, released in February 2022. What...
Building for the Future: What Does Net Zero Building Look Li...
The lead up to COP26 brought renewed energy from private sector and government leaders signing on to achieve net zero in the built environment. With the conference behind us,...
The Engineers’ Response
Information on Organizations E4C Has Worked With That Are Providing Support to Ukrainians We are watching with horror, and a sense of helplessness, the devastation that Russia’s attack is...
A Two-For-One Solution: Repurpose Cardboard Waste to Build H...
What if we could reduce the amount of garbage we produce and build low-cost homes to solve housing shortages using one solution? Discarded boxes, toilet paper rolls and other...
Re-Engineering the World’s Waste Ecosystem
Editor’s note: Demand: ASME Global Development Review is shuttering after six years of publishing research, in-depth coverage of the...
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Applications Are Open: The UN Calls for Engineers to Advise Policy on the Global Energy Transition
Apply to the Council of Engineers for the Energy Transition Application deadline: February 28th The United Nations Secretary General...
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Video | Interdisciplinary Investigation in Mining: The Case of La Toma, Colombia (2016-2021)
The La Toma community and others in southeast Colombia have mined gold by hand for hundreds of years, artisanal...
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E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
Engineering students navigate technical curricula and cultural environments unique in history as they prepare for a field that has...
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Cryptographic Institutions Part Two: Equitable Markets
This post is part of a three-part series that explores the power of new information technologies, in particular cryptography,...
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Future Engineers Need To Understand Their Human Impact – Here’s How My Classes Prepare Students To Tackle Problems Like Climate Change
Interested in learning more about technology and design for good? Take Engineering for Change’s online course, Introduction to Engineering...
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Promising Prototypes to Watch in 2022
A wave-powered water desalinator, drones that plant mangroves and mobile greenhouses made our list of promising prototypes to watch...
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How Bamcore Reduces Carbon Footprints in Housing Construction
The California-based housing company employs progressive strategies in design and workflows to shrink the environmental impact of new construction....
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Inspiration for the Future of Engineering for Good: Highlights from Impact.Engineered 2021
Early comers to the virtual Impact.Engineered on December 2nd, 2021, witnessed a rarity in our lines of work, the...
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Five Questions for Austin Alexander, Xylem’s VP of Social Impact
Austin Alexander oversees efforts to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion at Xylem in her role as Vice President of Sustainability...
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