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Name: Engineering for Change
Address: 2 Park Avenue, New York, NY, 10016, US
Telephone: +12125917000
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E4C is a dynamic and growing community of engineers, technologists, social scientists, NGOs, local governments and community advocates whose mission is to improve quality of life in vulnerable communities around the world.

05/26/2026

Applications are now open for the 2026 Quanser Global Sustainability Award!

This is one of the latest announcements in our Opportunities Portal, presented by Quanser in partnership with International Federation of Engineering Education Societies and Global Engineering Deans Council. The Quanser award recognizes innovative engineering education initiatives advancing sustainability and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Engineering educators and institutions worldwide are invited to apply for global recognition, visibility, and collaboration opportunities.

Apply by June 30, 2026.

Apply Now!
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/opportunities/applications-are-now-open-for-the-5th-quanser-global-sustainability-award/

And browse more awards, jobs and educational opportunities in engineering for sustainable development at engineeringforchange.org/opportunities.

05/19/2026

The Himalayan Rocket Stove (Eco1), designed for high-altitude kitchens, has become popular on YouTube with more than 180k views.

This innovative stove burns wood efficiently, reducing fuel use and clearing smoke in homes across the Himalayas. Built with four key upgrades, preheated airflow, vortexing combustion gases, secondary combustion, and heat trapping, the Eco1 reaches 800–1000°C for cleaner, hotter, and more efficient cooking.

The Eco1 was a finalist in the 2019 ASME Innovation Showcase (ISHOW) India, where the team pitched their design, manufacturing plans, and impact strategy.

Read the article.
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/news/himalayan-rocket-stove-now-viral-youtube/

05/13/2026

French startup SUBLIME Energie is testing a system that transforms agricultural waste into transport-ready renewable fuel directly on the farm, without the need for a gas pipeline.

By liquefying biogas from manure and organic waste, the technology could help smaller farms create new revenue streams while reducing methane emissions and lowering heavy transport emissions by up to 85% compared to diesel.

The technology turns waste into energy and farms into part of the clean energy transition.

Read the article.
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/news/this-machine-turns-farm-waste-into-transport-fuel-on-site/

05/12/2026

We’re thrilled to welcome the 2026 Fellows!

This year’s cohort is an exceptional group of innovators, engineers, and changemakers dedicated to tackling some of the world’s most pressing challenges. We carefully selected them for their potential to drive high-impact research and project implementation.

These Fellows represent the next generation of mission-driven leadership!

Learn more!
🔗https://lnkd.in/gUpgui97

05/07/2026

Thank you to the incredible E4C Hackathon judges for your time, insight, and commitment to responsible innovation.

Eva Cheng, Associate Professor and Head of School for Professional Practice and Leadership, is an ICT and humanitarian engineering domain expert.

Himanshu Panday, Co-Founder of Dignity in Difference, develops and tests digital solutions in the fight against misinformation and online harm.

Israr Kabir, Director of Emerging Technologies at ASME, helps organizations navigate and develop an informed smart manufacturing approach to accelerate innovation.

Your contributions helped shape great projects and meaningful solutions. We’re grateful to have you along with us on this journey.

Learn more:
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/news/solutions-built-on-transparency-trust-but-verify-and-design-for-failure-won-our-ai-hackathon/

04/30/2026

We’re hiring a Program Associate at Engineering for Change (E4C)!

In this remote, part-time role (20 hrs/week), you’ll help bring impactful projects to life through the E4C Fellowship Program, working alongside global partners and E4C Fellows to create meaningful, sustainable solutions.

Start date: June 2026
Remote, Contractor
Part-time

If you’re detail-oriented, proactive, and love connecting people and ideas in a mission-driven space, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply now!
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/opportunities/e4c-program-associate-impact-projects/

Projects

04/29/2026

Congratulations to our winners!

Best Overall: Team Origin
Their AI turns trusted data into decision-ready, fully cited briefs with transparency.

Best Domain Impact: Team GoCools
Their “designing for failure” approach helps teams surface risks early and make smarter decisions.

Best Technical Ex*****on: Team Mechy AI
A “trust-but-verify” AI system with human-in-the-loop checks ensures powerful, transparent, and reliable outputs.

And special recognition for the Audience Favorite: Team Akili Grid
Chosen by the audience for turning complex energy data into actionable insights, earning special recognition through votes from the virtual community.

04/24/2026

We are pleased to include a new speaker in our upcoming webinar, Dr. Margarita Hernandez, VP of Venture Development at the Centrepolis Accelerator, at Lawrence Technological University in Southfield, Michigan. Through her expertise in life sciences and tech commercialization, Dr. Hernandez has been a guiding light for hundreds of startups, taking them from ideation to market entry.

Bring your questions. Join the conversation. Be a part of the transition.

Register here!
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/webinars/catalyze-series-how-regional-manufacturing-leads-the-transition-to-clean-industries/

04/23/2026

After a week of building, the top 15 teams will pitch functional prototypes demonstrating how responsible, domain-specific AI can support engineering for sustainable development. Their work spans three tracks: AI-powered engineering insights, technology readiness review, and AI-aided design all built on E4C's curated datasets and AI pilot capabilities.

Three teams will share a USD 7,500 prize pool, and the E4C community will vote for the Audience Favorite. Come see how engineers, developers, and researchers around the world are turning responsible AI into decision-grade tools for real-world impact.

Join us!
🔗cf769d88-f13b-4271-a9aa-824736bf4442@9faf2b86-ac54-4778-bedc-85309a3f0772" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/cf769d88-f13b-4271-a9aa-824736bf4442@9faf2b86-ac54-4778-bedc-85309a3f0772

This competition is powered by Bear Creek Ai's knowledgeXpert platform.

04/16/2026

Meet the Speakers | CATALYZE Series Webinar
How Regional Manufacturing Leads the Transition to Clean Industries

The transition to clean industries is underway now on factory floors at the local level. In the next webinar in the CATALYZE Series, industry experts will discuss their experiences building regional manufacturing ecosystems.

Meet the speakers!
Mikhail Hutton, Senior Manager at SecondMuse & Head of Scale For ClimateTech
Mikhail leads the Scale For ClimateTech initiative across New York State, helping to bring high-tech climate startups into the ecosystem and transform New York into a hub for next-generation manufacturing.

Sandra Sassow, Co-Founder and CEO of SEaB Energy
Sandra is a clean-tech innovator and thought leader in green technology at the head of SEaB Energy. SEaB is a UK-based clean technology company that designs and manufactures modular systems that converts organic waste into energy and fertilizer. The startup emphasizes regional manufacturing and deployment to support local economies and accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Moderator: Iana Aranda, President of Engineering for Change and Managing Director of Sustainability at ASME
Iana develops sustainability business strategies that advance engineering knowledge, enhance technical workforce readiness, facilitate the energy transition and accelerate innovation to improve the quality of life for people and the planet.

Join us!

Expect real-world insights, bold ideas, and a chance to engage directly with the people shaping clean manufacturing ecosystems at the local level.
Bring your questions. Join the conversation. Be a part of the transition.

Register here!
🔗https://www.engineeringforchange.org/webinars/catalyze-series-how-regional-manufacturing-leads-the-transition-to-clean-industries/

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