The 20 companies engineering students around the world most want to work for

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Google was No. 1 in Universum's ranking of the World's Most Attractive Employers for engineering students.

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I'm an engineering director at Google. Here are the 5 biggest lessons I learned climbing the corporate ladder in tech.

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Daniel Rizea is a director of engineering at Google.
Daniel Rizea is a director of engineering at Google.

Daniel Rizea

The 20 companies and organizations engineering students most want to work for

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Lockheed Martin's booth at Association of the United States Army, or AUSA, Global Force Symposium & Exposition
20.6% of engineering students named Lockheed Martin as one of their ideal employers.

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I'm a Gen Xer who left my stressful engineering job for a yearlong break — and it was the best thing for my happiness and health

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Christopher Gehring after running the Boston Marathon.
Christopher Gehring ran the Boston Marathon in April.

Christopher Gehring

Why SpaceX's Starship mega-rocket looks unlike anything the company has ever built before

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SpaceX Super Heavy first-stage booster with the black side of its Starship second stage booster showing.
SpaceX's starship is designed to be the tallest, most powerful rocket ever built.

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Here's every key spacesuit NASA astronauts have worn since the 1960s — and the new moon suit it just unveiled

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NASA astronauts have donned a lot of different spacesuits over the decades.

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A second Russian spacecraft docked at the ISS is leaking coolant

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Stop us if you’ve heard this one before, but a Russian spacecraft docked with the International Space Station has sprung a leak. On Saturday morning, Russia’s Roscosmos space agency disclosed on Telegram that a Progress cargo ship docked with the ISS had lost cabin pressure. NASA later said the depressurization was due to a coolant leak.

Physicists Propose Blasting Moon Dust Into Space to Fix Climate Change

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In case you haven’t noticed, things are getting a little bit desperate when it comes to climate change.

Dad Charged With Attempted Murder for Driving His Family Off a 250-Foot Cliff in a Tesla

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California prosecutors charged Dharmesh Patel, a 41-year-old radiologist from Southern California, with three counts of attempted murder for driving a Tesla with his family inside off a 250-foot cliff earlier this month.

A group of students built a robotic hand for their 15-year-old classmate, who said the device changed his life, reports say

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A yellow butterfly poised on a robot finger.
The robotic arm (not pictured) was built using online software and 3D-printing techniques.

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