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Policymakers try to bring consistency to what ‘microcredentials’ actually mean
Inspired by sci-fi, researchers discover it’s possible to fly a heavier-than-air vehicle using ionic winds
Instead of planning around a whole day, ask: ʽWhat would I do if I only had 10 minutes?’
Most undergraduates don’t have the computational capabilities demanded by employers
Herein lies the difference between objectives and strategy
Six types of questions that make a difference
Automation threatens to replace some workers but can grow overall employment
An extravaganza of industry coverage on Manufacturing Day 2018
Several collaborative programs reach interested and underserved young scientists and engineers
What the gold rush syndrome means for you as a leader
There’s plenty of evidence on how to get the best out of workers, but businesses often ignore it
‘The best way to find out if you can trust somebody is to trust them.’
There’s a better way to end this muda
The learn-and-earn model could spread, with a little help from the feds
And their implications for automation by AI
How we teach should support how we learn
One factory’s current problem is another’s potential failure mode
They’re a common index of technological creativity, but research finds they can impede rather than encourage it
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