Articles Tagged with ''Engineering''

Thornton Tomasetti co-founder and former CEO saw needs in project design and delivery and workforce skillbuilding until his Dec. 12 death

PacWave South is the nation’s first grid-connected, pre-permitted wave energy test facility under development by Oregon State University and the U.S. Dept. of Energy.

Consider these hypothetical scenarios for the year 2033.

Boryspil International Airport, Ukraine's largest, has been closed since Russia began its invasion last year.

The deal, which expands Bowman's reach into Oklahoma, is expected to close this month. 

Six international engineering firms have won engineering, procurement and construction contracts for the planned $11 billion Amiral petrochemical plant in Saudi Arabia.

University's Engineering Academy—which allows qualifying students to enroll in its College of Engineering, complete two years of core coursework at a community college and earn engineering degrees in College Station—aims to fill gaps in the number and diversity of state practitioners.

Longtime Duke University civil engineerng professor authored 20 books on engineering, design and history.

The townhouse at 107 West Saratoga St. in downtown Baltimore looks much the same as it did in 1923, when it was the first address of a structural engineering consulting firm that eventually would become known as RK&K.

In three-year delay, companies cite “changing market conditions and subsequent high cost inflation” for drilling project after FEED contract award in April to engineers KBR and Hatch.