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There’s more to chaos than first meets the eye! The Galton Board illustrates the emergence of a normal distribution from a large number of random events. It was invented by Francis Galton in the 19th century. A great tool to demonstrate statistics! Do you know any other tools like the Galton Board? Credit: Igor Korolev -- 🚀 Boost your Engineering Team with actionable insights! Reserve your spot in my free webinar: https://lnkd.in/eWtijd3J #engineering #engineeringleadership #engineeringmanagement

It's hard when you are racing to finish projects on time and on budget to stop and implement changes. Temporary wall innovation is a proven process that will yield amazing results. Take a break and think of the possibilities. STARC Systems Inc. is making it easy with an upcoming webinar that includes a panel of industry experts. Webinar June 13 Rejecting Drywall's 'Hidden Costs': Advancing Temporary Containment

Here’s a glimpse into the world of Building Science! Our Senior Forensic Building Scientist, Mary Anne Lerro, IH, MRSA, MRSR, FSRT, has shared some fascinating insights. 🤓 She’ll be covering these topics and more in her upcoming CE class, “Dating Mold – Did you know that the duration of mold growth can help date claims?” Contact us to schedule your future CE class. #TeamFEC #ContinuingEducation #KnowledgeBombs #BuildingScience

In case you missed it! It was great learning about the engineering behind the this project. #Civilengineering #structuralengineering #geotechnical

If you’re an engineering or manufacturing business based in Sunderland, get yourself along to the Washington Business Centre on 17th June to listen to Laurence Provost and other speakers discuss growth and business challenges #northeastbusiness

New Blog Alert! Dive into the world of Engineering Marvels with our latest post on njspe.org/blog! From ancient wonders to cutting-edge feats, we're exploring the most iconic structures that showcase human ingenuity. Join us on a journey through history, celebrating the brilliance and innovation of engineers. Read more at njspe.org/blog #EngineeringMarvels #ArchitecturalWonders #Innovation #HistoryOfEngineering #NJSPEBlog

"We’ve gone from a product focus to a business focus, and we’ve transformed into an entity focused on how all the products work together as systems," Mark Rayfield explained in his interview with Forbes. 💬 "Our strength is in the business of building science, and providing that science to guide builders on the biggest bang for the buck." 🏡 👷 Read over the entirety of Mark's interview to learn more about our science-led, systems-based approach 👇

Lively discussions today about what makes a building ‘right’ for science and innovation… We all agreed that you need to understand which segment of the market your scheme should be targeting, so you can interrogate what potential occupiers want and in turn specify correctly and deliver a suitable amenity offering. When interrogating your potential occupier targets, think about: 🎓the talent they need to access 🔬the anchors they want to link to 🧪the science they are undertaking 🍴the amenities their staff want to use 📍how they can interact with the local community and leave a positive impact. #lifescience #understandingoccupiers

Per Plan vs. Per Reality - how are your construction models built? We sat down with Isaac Holmgren to talk about what we do at DirtPrep Solutions, and you'll be seeing more snips from the discussion. Here's the first.

Join me in the Engineering Managers IL meetup on May 29th! --A glimpse of "behind the scenes"-- When Karni Wolf and Daniel Korn invited me to speak, I was planned to give a talk about LLMs, BUT(!) when thinking again about the purpose of the community I felt I wanted it to be accurate and chose to pivot completely and build a brand new talk, specifically curated for Engineering Managers: Read to Lead & Lead to Read: Bookshelf Insights for R&D Managers. So, is it a TLDR of the books I've read? No! On the "Read to Lead" part, you'll learn about WHY I recommend leaders read, HOW to read effectively and WHAT to read (and yeah I'll share my own insights from intersting books I recommend reading). On the "Lead to Read" part, you'll learn about WHY should you encourage your engineering team to read, HOW to help them read more and WHAT can you read to get started. Are you already a Reader Leader? You might have recognized an Easter egg reference to some book in this post.. let's connect on good reads! https://lnkd.in/dHbmvBDa :)