Engineering expertise is vital in the arena of public policy as local, state, and federal governments tackle challenges in energy, infrastructure, innovation, and public welfare.
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Paul Fakes of ASME’s Washington office examines the 2026 policy issues—from federal funding to AI regulation—that could shape the future of engineering.
A new ASME white paper shows how community colleges can strengthen the engineering talent pipeline and prepare more students for technical careers.
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