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E4C’s Fellows work on Impact Projects with interdisciplinary teams and develop their professional and technical skills by investigating, optimizing,...
E4C’s Fellows work on Impact Projects with interdisciplinary teams and develop their professional and technical skills by investigating, optimizing,...
Engineers working to restore coral populations in the Caribbean are designing gamete collectors. Gametes, or bundles of egg and sperm released by coral colonies for reproduction, can be used...
ASME ISHOW 2023 includes three events with the following application deadlines: February 7 – ISHOW India, open to entrepreneurs in India and the Asia Pacific region April 14 – ISHOW Kenya,...
The business of COP 27 took place on buses, in queues and in chance encounters wandering among the pavilions. Those shared spaces where attendees of different social and professional...
Artisanal, small-scale gold miners are poisoning water and soil in the Amazon, but four new technologies in development now may clean up their operations. At an event in Lima,...
The construction sector is the world’s largest resource hog and waste generator. The sector consumes about 40 percent of end-use energy worldwide and emits about one-third of the world’s...
Two stark messages announced at the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP27 underlined the middling progress the world has made in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Scientists argued that climate...
Cuba has had a sophisticated do-it-yourself movement developed by a well-educated populace cut off from access to parts and...
E4C Fellow Arijit Goswami revisits a creative carbon-capture startup that proposes to convert tailpipe exhaust into ink and sell...
If you’ve seen sooty snow banks on the side of the road, you may have an idea of the...
Heat waves, droughts and extreme weather are endangering people and ecosystems somewhere in the world almost every day. These...
Research in the Pacific coast of Colombia revealed conservation challenges that may have solutions in human-centered design. The journey...
To meet the challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss, food insecurity, and poor energy access, the world needs a workforce...
Findings from our latest membership survey suggest that Engineering for Change benefits a global community working in purposeful careers...
What if you could print a low-cost renewable power generator from the comfort of your home? 3D printing promises...
Editor’s note: Demand: ASME Global Development Review shuttered after six years of publishing in-depth coverage of the most interesting...
This article is adapted from a presentation the author gave to IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference at Santa Clara...
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