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AEC Engineers & Founders - Building AI Tools & Workflows

I've recorded over 100 podcast episodes on the AEC AI & Tech Strategy Podcast via the Engineering Management Institute (link in the comments). And the thing I still underestimate is how much I learn from the guests. Tomorrow I'm recording a double header with Owen Keenan, director of Asset Engineers in Australia. First I'm going on his show, Structural Intelligence, and then he's coming on our newest show - #CrackedEngineering - right after. Two episodes, back to back, one conversation that keeps going. It's funny. I started the podcast thinking I'd teach people about technology. Three years in, I realize the best episodes are the ones where the guest teaches me something I didn't know I needed to learn. A few people who've done that recently: Kenneth Shultz, PE is building Claude plugins for his MEP firm. Live. In public. Sharing the skills list, the workflows, the actual code. That's rare in this industry. KP Reddy just launched Zero RFI with backing from General Catalyst. Building an AI platform for construction. His journey from advisor to founder to investor to founder again is one of the most interesting arcs in AEC tech. If you're building something at the intersection of engineering and technology, I want to hear about it. Not because I have all the answers. Because the best content comes from the best conversations. PS: I also have a giant lemonade cup from a county fair that's completely blocking my face lol

engineeringmanagementinstitute.org

WWII Pilots & Mechanics in Middle East - Postwar Aircraft Fate

The fate of World War II aircraft in the postwar Middle East Roosevelt Field, early 1948 \(generated image\) Ever wonder what happened to those tens of thousands of aircraft after World War II? While many went to scrapyards, a number found their way to emerging conflicts in the Middle East. It was a heady time for aviation, with the War having brought about a quantum leap in aerospace technology. Launching an airline back then no doubt felt like a tech startup in our times: scrappy and unpredictable. The Arab/Jewish conflict over Mandatory Palestine intersected with this era of aviation. Air power had defeated the Axis Powers, and as would-be combatants sized up their options, they knew they were going to need aircraft, along with people and organizations to get them airworthy. Into this turmoil stepped a diverse set of players: from disillusioned pilots looking for a cause, to idealists looking to make a difference. I've been working on a story about these times and these people, trying to find nuance, balance, and amazing stories about legendary aircraft. Always looking for more about the fate of airplanes after the War, and the people who maintained and flew them. Find me here.

Data-Driven Running Coaches - Team-of-One Marathon Nutrition

When you spend your day in technology, you realize the human body is just the ultimate "un-optimized" operating system. I’ve spent years analyzing systems, teams, and spotting inefficiencies. But when I started my running journey, I was shocked. The advice out there? It's information overload, it's outdated, it's generic, and it’s filled with "bro-science" that treats us all like averages. As a runner with a technology background, I’m tired of seeing intelligent athletes follow a PDF plan they found online, hit the wall at mile 20, and wonder why their GI system failed. This isn't about "Top 5 Tips." It’s a call to arms for the Self-Directed Athlete. I want to equip the "Team of One" with the science-backed, data-driven frameworks they need to stop guessing and start taking precision action. That's the driver behind the new series on the What Runs a Run podcast: "Coaching & Nutrition in 26.2" focused on team of one. If you have not already, check out the first conversation with coach Greg McMillan diving deep on "experiment of one". Link to the pod episode in comment. We are going to dive deep into the entire operating system: ⚙️ Precision Nutrition: We’re moving past "carbs-per-hour" to talk about individualized glucose responses and gut-training mechanics. 💤 The 22-Hour Athlete: Exploring the hormonal cost of sleep debt, HRV variability, and environmental impact on performance. 🔬 Myth-Busting: Dismantling the outdated coaching "rules" that lead to burnout and injury, focusing instead on N=1 (personalization over generalization). If you are an innovator, practitioner, expert or know someone who are actively pushing the boundaries of individualization, I want to hear about the data you’re analyzing, the nuance you’re discovering, and how you’re making high-level science work for the unique biology of the individual runner. Drop a comment below, or send me a DM. Let's connect. #WhatRunsARun #ExperimentOfOne #DataDrivenRunning #MarathonScience #PrecisionNutrition #HumanPerformance

Manufacturers & experts - South Africa & Africa manufacturing

So this week I’m working on my Manufacturing feature for Engineering News, focusing on the South African and broader African manufacturing sector. The feature will explore themes such as: • 🤖 Automation and robotics • 🧠 Artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics • 🖨️ Additive manufacturing • 🌐 Industrial IoT and smart factories • 🇿🇦 Localisation, local sourcing and Proudly South African branding • 🌱 “Green” manufacturing, including components for renewable energy technologies and EVs • 🏭 Government policies, incentive programmes and industrial development zones • 🌍 Regional trade and integration under AfCFTA • ♻️ Emerging regulations such as the EU’s CBAM • 📦 Supply chain shifts, export opportunities and logistical constraints • 👩🏭 Skills shortages and uneven technology adoption • 🌏 Geopolitical and economic pressures affecting the sector If you are a manufacturer, supplier, industry body, analyst, policymaker or legal expert who is shaping the sector and would like to speak to me, feel free to reach out.

engineeringnews.co.za

Startups for environmental solutions feature - India - 5 selected

Are you building solutions to India’s environmental challenges? If yes, your work deserves the spotlight. Makers of New Bharat is a flagship series by News with Navya that highlights homegrown startups and innovators shaping a better future for India. For a special edition of Makers of New Bharat, we are looking to feature companies building solutions in: • Waste Management • Education • Water Crisis • AI for Climate Action • Wildlife Conservation Technology • Sustainable Fashion • Sustainable Materials & Alternatives to Plastic • Carbon Capture, Climate Data & Monitoring We want to hear your story and learn how your work is contributing to a more sustainable future. That’s what will make this special edition of Makers of New Bharat truly stand out. If you think your startup fits the spotlight, DM us or write to us at [email redacted] with a brief overview of your mission. We will be collaborating with just 5 startups for this special edition, selected on a rolling basis. Let’s show the world what Bharat is building!

Cyber Policy Experts on Australian Hospital Cyberattack Response

Hospitals across Australia are on alert after an Iranian cyber militia linked to the Islamic Republic hacked a global medical equipment supplier. The group Handala has claimed responsibility for the attack on US medical technology giant Stryker, which supplies equipment used in Australian hospitals. There's been no disruption here so far but cybersecurity experts warn the incident could be the first attack in a broader wave of cyber activity, as tensions escalate in the Middle East. Analysts say attacks on US companies can quickly ripple into allied economies like Australia — particularly in sectors such as healthcare, energy, banking and finance. Thanks to Justin Henderson, Matt O'Kane and Christopher McNaughton for their insights. If you work in cybersecurity, national security or government cyber policy and have insight into how organisations are preparing for incidents like this, reach out. Read the story: https://lnkd.in/g5SDJMHh #Cybersecurity #NationalSecurity #CriticalInfrastructure #Healthcare #InvestigativeJournalism

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