This story originally appeared in Yale Engineering magazine. When the Center for Engineering Innovation and Design (CEID) officially launched in 2012 — 10 years ago! — it opened a whole new world of ...

Innovation is transformative. It’s why we ride in a Mustang instead of on a mustang. Centuries of knowledge now fit in the palm of our hand. Products move from reliable to revolutionary. Yet ideas ...

Northwestern Engineering’s work in this age of new materials aligns with one of the school’s strategic priorities: Concurrent Materials Design. The school’s strengths in materials science, generative ...

Recently, there has been a trend among medical device companies to focus on innovation and new product development using a “human centered design” approach. Human centered design can have several ...

Generative design represents a transformative approach to engineering and manufacturing, particularly for aerospace manufacturers, which face stringent performance, weight and efficiency requirements.

This story was first published by the UMass News Office. As the spring 2025 semester ended, senior UMass Amherst engineering students put their inventions on display at senior design project showcases ...

Engineering teams thrive when embracing the full spectrum of cognitive abilities. In an increasingly complex and fast-paced world, engineers and manufacturers are beginning to recognize the value of ...

This report synthesizes insights from ARC Advisory Group’s end user survey responses and a recent briefing by Siemens. George Rendell, Vice President of NX Design Product Management, Tod Parrella, ...

Design software is transforming the design process at a swift pace. Some of the advances are due to new technology such as Artificial Intelligence (AI). Other advances are due to the demands of user ...

Ask 10 of your industry peers to define innovation in medtech and you'll likely get 10 different definitions. Better yet, toss out the question of innovation at your next networking event and it's ...

No one disagrees that construction lags in innovation and that everything from restrictive building codes to exaggerated perceptions of risk hold us back. Now two decades old, the Charles Pankow ...

On June 13, we had the great honor of hearing Paul Jacobs, chairman and CEO of the global semiconductor company Qualcomm, announce a $20 million gift to UC Berkeley during a live webcast of the ...