Knowledge about the myriad reasons why and how associates resist or embrace change may prove useful to engineering managers who champion a massive transformation in business philosophies.
Aubrey de Grey, a Cambridge University cell biologist and the most prominent champion of engineering, uses the analogy of how some people manage to cruise today's roads in perfectly preserved Model Ts.
Mary was a tireless pioneer in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) promotion, a champion of women's overlooked historical role in this arena, and an unwitting catalyst of geek tourism in her native country.
Having portrayed himself as a victim, Harris then championed social engineering, arguing that university access required "the sensitive consideration of covert characteristics of applicants, in particular family background and their schooling".
"There's been a drift to the humanities – engineering and science aren't championed.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has for years championed the undersea engineering project, first conceived by an Ottoman sultan in 1860.
Outside the purview of IT, employees, teams and entire departments will champion process re-engineering efforts with AI-powered apps, whether they realize it or not.
Traditional monogamy has a new and unlikely champion in a University of Michigan engineering student who's been raising eyebrows with his recent op-ed, published Monday in The Michigan Daily.
His father Lee, through Brayton Engineering, has supplied Indy-car engines since 1983 and was a champion sprint-car driver in the 1970s.
