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    2nd Annual SC Nuclear Summit

    The Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing hosted the 2nd Annual SC Nuclear Summit at Colonial Life Arena on December 9. More than 350 attendees heard from political and industry leaders, including South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster and U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chair David Wright. 

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AI that assists, not replaces: A new era in manufacturing

If you ask a traditional AI system, "When will this equipment fail?" the answer might be a prediction based on previous data. While useful, Agentic AI takes it further.

Can AI help rebuild bone? New research targets safer osteoporosis care

A simple fall can be life-changing, especially if bones are not as strong as they used to be. For millions of people with osteoporosis, even minor accidents can lead to serious fractures and long recovery times.

Doctoral student gains systems engineering perspective through Scout Motors partnership

This past fall, Scout Motor’s chief technology officer Burkhard Huhnke was the lead instructor for Applied Systems Engineering for Complex Systems, a class offered through the Molinaroli College’s new industrial engineering program. Ph.D. student Austin Harper shares how the course taught him about sophisticated technology and design processes, including those Scout will use at the new plant.

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