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STEM is an acronym used to represent the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math. The STEM acronym originated during an interagency meeting on science education at the National Science Foundation, and it is frequently discussed in debates about education and how to prepare more qualified candidates for high-tech jobs. STEM education and jobs include…
Click Here to Read MoreWhat makes it possible for our smartphones, tablets, gaming systems, networking devices, and everyday electronics to operate at faster speeds, process more information, and continue to shrink in size? Until now, the answer has included a number of advanced technologies and processes that have allowed the microelectronics industry to double the number of circuits in…
Click Here to Read MoreSetting goals is an important aspect of development and continued growth. Whether the goal is personal, professional, team-driven, or company-driven, having a “SMART goal” outlined will allow stakeholders to be productive in achieving the specified objective. What are SMART Goals? SMART goals are goals that are Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-based. The SMART…
Click Here to Read MoreThe agriculture industry is essential in providing food for large populations. The global population will reach 9.6 billion by 2050 and, as demands on yield and production continue to increase, farmers continue to rely on fertilizers to ensure crop growth. A problem arises, however, when unused fertilizer seeps into the ground and surface water, where…
Click Here to Read MoreLike most companies, Brewer Science is encouraging employees to work remotely to alleviate the spread of the COVID-19 virus. A remote workforce leads to virtual meetings – something we have all become very familiar with, and in some cases, too comfortable with. Turning off the camera may allow you to stay in bed with pajamas…
Click Here to Read MoreThe “Internet of Things” (IoT) was first defined in 1999. Basically, the IoT is defined as a network of physical objects that are embedded with electronics that enable the objects to provide greater value and service. Although the basic meaning of the term remains the same, devices—key components of the “things” referred to in the…
Click Here to Read MoreThere you are, working away at your desk when that dreadfully random thought pops into your head: “Man. I wonder if those eggs in my refrigerator are still OK.” We’ve all been there. Naturally, you reach for your smartphone and open up the app connected to your egg tracker to see how they are. That’s…
Click Here to Read MoreBrewer Science employees already see how little goes to waste in their work environments. Now, they have further proof of that achievement. Click to enlarge Earlier this year, Brewer Science facilities in Rolla and Vichy earned Zero Waste to Landfill Certification after an in-depth audit confirmed they contribute zero waste to landfills. Brewer Science…
Click Here to Read MoreWhen faced with a difficult problem, it’s hard to know which way to go. Technology and semiconductor manufacturing certainly have their fair share of challenges. The biggest one (or at least the most recurring) is that demand for smaller and smaller feature sizes is greater than our ability to manufacture them. There’s always the quick…
Click Here to Read MoreImagine you’ve decided to undertake a home improvement project; you’re going to lay tile in the downstairs powder room. To begin, you remove the old vinyl flooring. Underneath are clumps and channels of dried adhesive atop a concrete slab foundation that looks like a miniature lunar landscape. In order to ensure your tiling project has…
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