How Safe Is America’s Infrastructure?
America’s infrastructure needs work. The nation’s bridges and buildings—both old and new—were designed to avoid collapsing during an earthquake or other major catastrophe, but...
Energy Audits Get Results
ABB and CERN, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics, have identified significant energy-saving potential through a strategic research partnership focused on the cooling and...
For Large-scale Dredging, Go Big or Go Home
In the fall of 2021, Muddy Water Dredging and DSC Dredge launched a project to build a custom 24-inch dual pump Marlin Class dredge....
Real-World Learning for Industry 4.0
In March of this year, Patti Engineering and Kettering University announced they will create an Industry 4.0-enabled collaborative robotic cell for a new classroom...
Manufacturing in Growth and Transition
Michael J. Hicks, PhD, is the director of the Center for Business and Economic Research and the George and Frances Ball distinguished professor of...
Tough Conditions Require Tougher Solutions
As smart technology and AI are adapted into more areas of industrialization, these technologies are entering conditions once believed too harsh or hazardous for...
Is This the End of Canadian Access to U.S. Infrastructure Projects?
Clifford Sosnow is a partner in Fasken Martineau's Toronto and Ottawa offices. He specializes in trade and government regulations and can be reached at...
What Do the EPA’s New PFAS Guidelines Mean for You?
The American Water Works Association is the largest organization of water supply professionals in the world and its members represent the full spectrum of...
Taking Steps to Save Regional Water Resources
Based in Buford, Georgia, The Water Tower, a new water innovation hub, has released its Lake Lanier Watershed Five-Year Research Plan, with the goal...
Building trust in the industrial sector
For three decades, Jeff Elliott has been a thought leader in the industrial sector, partnering with small companies and multinational corporations alike with his...