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Young engineers from across the country are gearing up to innovate, compete, network, land that dream job, and, of course, have a whole lot of fun at the upcoming E-Fest East at Penn State. Read more

MIT Media Lab alum and TED Senior Fellow Ayah Bdeir is considered one of the leaders of the Maker Movement. Bdeir received her masters of science degree from MIT and undergraduate degrees in computer engineering and sociology from the American University of Beirut. Read more

As a new consortium of researchers, clinicians, and engineers from academia, industry, and government work toward a common goal of expanding the use of cell therapies, engineers are playing a critical role in developing proper manufacturing techniques and standards for mass production for this emerging industry. Read more

Like many career fields, engineering is all about preparation: studying the necessary skills in school, developing hands-on experience in the field as an intern, and entering the profession ready to step up and do the work each day. Read more

She is known to her fans as “Ladyada.” She is the first female engineer to grace the cover of WIRED. She is a not-so-traditional-looking MIT engineer, who grew up in a hacker scene in Boston and founded an open-source electronics company. Read more

Good things happen when smart minds gather, and it’s a party when engineers get together. That’s the spirit of ASME’s E-Fests, which started last year as a forum for budding engineers to share innovative ideas, but is now a mainstay for students to network and talk about engineering trends and career opportunities. Read more