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Hey All, Here I am glad to share my certification of "5" international conference on emerging trends in engineering and technology (ICETET 2023)"

Just one more week to go until this UPM webinar! If you are attending #UPM23 in Texas, I recommend signing up for this webinar to get a head-start on understanding some of the critical issues affecting facilities and potential solutions. #semiconductor #microelectronics

[PDF] Science and Technology in the National Interest (Compass Series) Engineering, and Public Policy Committee on Science, National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine digsell https://lnkd.in/eQNcCFuV This report is the second edition of the 1992 COSEPUP report “Science and Technology Leadership in American Government: Ensuring the Best Presidential Appointments”. As was the case with the original report, this report analyzes the federal government’s capacity to recruit highly qualified individuals for the top science and technology (S&T)-related leadership positions in the executive branch and makes appropriate recommendations. https://lnkd.in/eaMXv9cs

Would like to learn more about my work? Check out this cool video in which I present my recent paper. Thanks to my PhD advisor for putting this together!

The recording of our most recent Friday Talk with Kristina Quynn, Ph.D. is now available on our website! Abstract: "Researchers in STEM fields are often encouraged to “tell the story” of their research, but what does that really mean? And, more importantly, how can engineers do it well? This session will cover definitions and methods of storytelling in the engineering manuscripts. It will also provide attendees with practical strategies to use when telling the story of their work."

Welcome to the April 2024 edition of our Newsjournal! This issue is dedicated to our theme, "From Insights to Action: A Systems Approach to Driving Innovation." In this edition, we highlight several notable developments that reflect the ongoing dynamism in the field of systems engineering. As you delve into this edition, we encourage you to think about how you can transform the insights provided into innovative actions in your own work. Enjoy the read, and as always, your feedback and contributions are highly valued. Thank you to our featured author, John Fitch. Previous editions of PPI SyEN can be found here: https://lnkd.in/gCb3feEQ Comment below if you have any thoughts or questions! #systemsengineering #systems #engineering #engineeringnews 

Another mission accomplished! Today I presented "ARCADE: a Framework for Integrated Management of Safety Assurance Information" in the IEEE International Conference on Requirements Engineering. This paper reports part of the results of Camilo Almendra 's PhD Thesis to be defended next week at Centro de Informática UFPE. Pre-print: https://lnkd.in/dS5iMp9g Slides: https://lnkd.in/dkE6bE8V Thanks to the audience for the enriching questions & comments! #RE23 #REConf #RequirementsEngineering

"It is important to understand the DNA of the particular machine before identifying potential failure." This crucial principle was ingrained in me repeatedly while pursuing my MSc at The University of Manchester in Reliability Engineering and Asset Management. Today, I was fortunate to attend a technical lecture hosted by IMechE Process Industries Division, where the guest speaker was my course director, Prof. Jyoti Sinha, PhD, CEng, FIMechE. He delved into the importance of Operational Deflection Shape (#ODS) analysis, when traditional #Vibration-based #conditionmonitoring (#VCM) fails to identify frequent reoccurrence of failure/defect in a machine. Key takeaways I learned from the lecture: 1. When you observe frequent failure of a machine, think beyond VCM. 2. Age of the machine is not always the problem, the newer machine replacing it can exhibit the same failure pattern. 3. The foundation or support structure affects the dynamics of the machine. Even in identical machines, variations in the foundation can lead to differences in how they fail. Thank you Ryszard (Richard) Hellebrand, Rob Kulka and Thanos Moros for hosting this. And thank you Prof. Jyoti for the lecture, it honestly felt like an extension to the "Machinery Vibration-based Condition Monitoring" module. This invaluable lesson has not only shaped my understanding of machinery diagnostics but has also emphasised the critical importance of thorough analysis in ensuring operational #reliability and #asset longevity.

From problem solving to innovation - Why choose to study Engineering? 🏗️ 💡 Read our blog by Martyn Jones, Senior Lecturer in Engineering and ignite your passion for innovation today: https://lnkd.in/e___dQbW

This week, AMEST2024, the "Advanced Maintenance Engineering Services and Technology" conference organized by International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC), will take place in Italy. During this event, my first paper titled "A Discrete Event Simulator to Support Maintenance Decision-Making Considering Economic and Environmental Sustainability" will be officially presented. This work is the result of my bachelor's degree project, supervised by Giacomo Barbieri and Mariela Munoz. Our article introduces the development of a discrete event simulator using Petri Net modeling, designed to support decision-making in asset maintenance strategies. This simulator integrates economic and environmental sustainability indicators, providing a valuable tool for maintenance management.