Startupalooza: The Silicon 100 | Humanitarian Engineering | Horses to Starships
EE Times Current3 Juli 2020

Startupalooza: The Silicon 100 | Humanitarian Engineering | Horses to Starships

The Weekly Briefing podcast: We just published the Silicon 100, our annual list of the most dynamic, interesting and important startups in the electronics industry. A talk with Silicon 100 editor Peter Clarke about the the evolving role of startups over the years. Also, humanitarian engineering is formally A Thing now. A discussion with Mary Pilotte, a professor in Purdue’s engineering department, on engineers helping to make the world a better place.

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