March 25, 2020
Fast Forward: Generative Design and the New BAC Mono
There aren’t many cars like the BAC Mono, and there are certainly no other cars like your BAC Mono. Each one of these street-legal race cars is a bespoke creation, with the seat, steering wheel, pedals, and other components of the single-person cockpit customized for the individual buyer.
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March 18, 2020
AU London 2020 Is Now Scheduled for December
As the COVID-19 outbreak continues around the world, our thoughts are with everyone who’s been impacted. The health and well-being of the AU learning community and all global communities remains our first priority.
With that in mind, and given travel restrictions and other precautionary measures currently in place worldwide, AU London 2020 is now scheduled for December 1-2. The venue remains ExCeL London. We regret any inconvenience this may cause, but are confident this is the right step to keep people safe and slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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March 11, 2020
Making Screen Magic: AU Resources for Media & Entertainment Professionals
The film awards season is a wrap for this year. From the Golden Globes and the Oscars to the BAFTAs and the Césars, it was a great year for movies—and a groundbreaking year for digital effects.
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March 4, 2020
Hybrid Manufacturing Hits the Big Time with the LASIMM
Additive manufacturing? Subtractive manufacturing? The truth is that, in many cases, the best way to make something isn’t to choose between them, but to use both. It’s called hybrid manufacturing. And it’s easier than ever now that the Large Additive Subtractive Integrated Modular Machine (LASIMM to its friends) is up and running and officially open for business in Pamplona, Spain.
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February 26, 2020
Top AU Learning for Infrastructure Professionals
Infrastructure—it’s how we move people, power, and data. It’s how we transport goods and remove waste. It’s the connector for our communities, the network for our nations, the foundation for our civilized world.
And it’s changing. Fast. New tools, new materials, and new processes are making more possible than ever before. But the skills and knowledge that got you where you are today may not be the skills and knowledge you need to move ahead.
That means learning is essential. Check out these resources to help you adapt to the evolution of civil engineering today.
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