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Making the Most of 2016: Professional Development Options for Compliance Engineers

“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I remember, involve me and I learn.” –Benjamin Franklin The start of a new year is a time when we usually reflect on the progress we’ve made during the past year and set our... Read More...

Multi-Million Dollar Gift to Provide Scholarships for STEM Students

NYU’s Polytechnic School of Engineering today announced a $5 million gift to endow scholarships to assist STEM students who demonstrate financial need and academic talent. The William R. and Marjorie Berk... Read More...

View from the Chalkboard

I am pleased to announce that we are changing the publication frequency of “View from the Chalkboard” to better align the typical academic calendar. With each September and January issue of In Compliance we wil... Read More...

York EMC Services Launches Online Training Courses

York EMC Services is delighted to announce the launch of its York Training Academy (YTA), offering online Regulatory Compliance Training Courses for industry by industry. York EMC Services has been offer... Read More...

Five Innovative Electrical Engineering Inventions by NYC Teens

This year’s Consumer Electronics Week (CE Week) in New York City had a special focus on young innovators. For the first time, the event included an awards competition to celebrate the city’s best young tech inv... Read More...

Students Break Records with 3D Printed Rocket Engines

“We’re going to break the world record for the longest flight of a 3D-printed rocket engine,” says Darren Charrier, a UC San Diego engineering student. The school already has bragging rights from 2013, w... Read More...

Magnetic Field Harvesting Project Wins 2015 CWIEME Challenge

Winner Sheng Yuan receives his prize from judging panel member Giorgio Cacopardo of Marsilli At last week’s CWIEME Berlin exhibition, key players in the electrical and electromagnetic industries gathered to... Read More...

The View from the Chalkboard

This month’s edition can best be titled “If I knew then what I know now”! Normally I use this space to present topics that I feel are important items in EMC education. This past semester was interesting because... Read More...

New Algorithm Helps Household Robots Identify Objects

It is 2015 already, so why can’t robots clean our houses and prepare our meals? Researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory say that despite extensive research, Artificial Intel... Read More...

Math Genius Tests Wave Equations

By his 20th birthday Terence Tao had already earned a doctorate from Princeton University. Now, at the mature age of 24, Tao is using some of his $1.3 million National Science Foundation grant money to find out... Read More...

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