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New statement from the American Society of Civil Engineers
The NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program is one of the nation's most prestigious fellowship programs, providing three years of financial support, over five years, to graduate students who have demonstrated potential for significant achievement in research.

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Altair Semiconductor Spins Off from Sony to Accelerate IoT and Physical AI Innovation
Altair’s chipsets power the largest share of global cellular smart meters and lead the LTE-M market in smart cities, energy grids, logistics, vehicle asset tracking, and sports wearables.

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The Evolution of Skilled Trades: Embracing AI, STEM, and New Opportunities
This event is designed to connect graduates and veterans to careers in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, quantum computing, and other fields that define the future.

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Nuclear Engineering: Versatile Careers Powering Innovation Across Industries
The 2026 ANS Annual Conference will feature plenaries, executive sessions, and workshops designed to generate new ideas on the value of advanced commercial nuclear systems.

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Remembering Dr. Murphy: A Legacy of Dedication and Inspiration
Writing on LinkedIn, Shiny Abraham, an associate professor at Seattle University, expressed sympathy to Dr. Murphy's loved ones and the Tuskegee community, noting that he played a significant role in their career by offering them their first faculty position.

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