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The Engineers' Club of St. Louis, organized on December 2, 1868, is the third oldest engineering soc

11/05/2025

🌿 From waste carbon to clean energy — right here in St. Louis!

A team led by Feng Jiao, Distinguished Professor at Washington University’s McKelvey School of Engineering, has found an innovative way to turn carbon waste into something valuable: energy-rich compounds.

Using affordable diaphragm materials instead of costly membranes, Jiao’s lab built a new type of carbon monoxide electrolyzer that not only cuts costs but runs longer and stronger — paving the way for greener, more efficient manufacturing.

💡 Proof that sustainable solutions can start in the lab and power the planet.

Read more from The Source | Washington University in St. Louis:
🔗 https://ow.ly/ZjKS50XnfoP

11/03/2025

⏳ 2 Weeks Out — November Fellowship Night is almost here!

What if your next professional connection didn’t happen in a meeting room — but over tacos and game-night laughs at Rosalita’s Cantina?

On Monday, November 17, we’re gathering for our November Fellowship Night, and this one’s got it all:
▪️ A fresh location with warm hospitality
▪️ Two drinks and heavy appetizers included
▪️ A room full of engineers who get it
▪️ The return of our fan-favorite game, Texas Hold Em

Special thanks to our sponsor HDR for making this night possible.

📍 Rosalita’s Cantina, Des Peres
🕠 5:30–9:00 pm
📅 Reservations due by noon on Thursday, Nov 13

📲 Don’t miss it — register here: https://ow.ly/Eu9K50XkuUt

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from the Engineers’ Club of St. Louis! 🦇🎃👻

Every fall, St. Louis transforms with haunted houses and spooky attractions. Behind the jump scares and eerie lighting, engineers make it all possible.

From structural checks 🧱 to fire safety planning 🚒 to emergency exits and crowd flow 🚦, haunted attractions are carefully designed so the chills and thrills stay fun—and safe.

Even on the spookiest night of the year, engineers keep STL’s frights engineered to perfection.

10/30/2025

: Dusk Shift, Safer Streets as Days Shorten

As the clocks tick toward shorter days, STL engineers adjust the rhythms of the city. 🌆

Traffic engineers at MoDOT, the City of St. Louis, and Bi-State Development use adaptive signal control to keep streets safer in the darker fall commute hours. This means:
🔦 Signal timing that adapts to rush-hour traffic after sunset
🚸 Visibility upgrades near schools and crossings
🚦 Seasonal adjustments to reduce congestion and improve safety

It is a reminder that engineering is not just concrete and steel, but timing, foresight, and public safety woven into our daily lives.

The fall season changes how we move. Engineers change with it.

10/28/2025

Cells working together can sense their surroundings far deeper than a single cell alone, thanks to groundbreaking research from Washington University in St. Louis.

This discovery could reshape our understanding of cancer migration, wound healing, and regenerative medicine. 🌱👩‍🔬

Read the full story here: https://ow.ly/HWwJ50X0Y02

10/24/2025

🎲 Decathlon 2025 Standings Update

The fall stretch is here and the race is tight. After the latest rounds the board shows Kurtis Eisenbath at 43 points, Alexis McKenzie at 39, and Brian Heil at 37. The chase pack is right there with Sarah O’Sullivan at 29, Mel Ross at 27, and Bob Welsch at 26. John Killips and Logan Johnston are both sitting at 23 and ready to pounce.

Every game matters now. One lucky roll, one clutch hand, and the table can flip. Who are you pulling for down the home stretch?

10/23/2025

🧱🍂
St. Louis is a city of brick, and when fall arrives, those walls need attention. Freeze, thaw, and moisture can turn small cracks into big problems.

That’s why engineers and masons focus this time of year on:
✔️ Tuckpointing mortar to keep out water
✔️ Stabilizing facades for safety and strength
✔️ Protecting foundations before winter storms hit

It’s seasonal work with year-round impact. These practices preserve not just buildings, but the history and identity of STL’s neighborhoods.

10/22/2025

🎉 Welcome to the Engineers’ Club of St. Louis family!

This month we’re celebrating the newest members of our growing engineering community — a group of passionate professionals and students who are shaping the future of St. Louis, one project at a time.

🙌 Join us in welcoming:
Aubrey Armstrong, Cole & Associates
Jennifer Birger, Black & Veatch
David Burdick, retired from CDG Engineers
Erin Johnson, BR+A Consulting Engineers
Marin Ostermeyer, George Butler Associates, Inc.
Ashley Senters, McClure Engineering
Tyler Spenner, Dicks Sporting Goods
Gunniga Suwannawong, Saint Louis University
Connor Urbeck, R***r
Michael Zoia, Burns & McDonnell

From seasoned engineers to emerging innovators, every new member adds something special to our shared story. 💡

👋 Drop a warm welcome below or tag a fellow member they should meet at the next event!

10/21/2025

⚓ Big news for the U.S. Navy and St. Louis namesake! The littoral combat ship USS St. Louis just made history by completing the first-ever engine repair at sea.
This milestone highlights innovation, resilience, and engineering excellence at work on the open ocean. 🌊🔧

Read the full story here: https://ow.ly/kqrK50X0XyB

10/20/2025

🧠🎃 Trivia, Treats, and Teamwork!
Join Engineers Without Borders Gateway Professional Chapter for their Annual Trivia Night on October 24, 2025, at the Kirkwood Community Center.

It’s a night of friendly competition, laughter, and giving back — all while supporting projects that change lives through engineering. 💡🌍

👥 $200 per table of 8
📍 111 S. Geyer Rd., Kirkwood, MO
🕕 Doors open at 5:00 PM, trivia starts at 6:00 PM
🍴 Bring your own food and drinks (no glass, please!)

Secure your spot before October 17th and help make a global impact one question at a time.
🎟️ Register here: https://ow.ly/1aUG50XbmXm

10/17/2025

📢 Ready to put your company in front of the region’s engineering leaders?

The Engineers’ Club of St. Louis 2024–25 Roster is your chance to:
✔️ Reach STL’s engineering community directly
✔️ Build brand visibility among professionals and organizations who make things happen
✔️ Align your company with a 150+ year-old institution driving collaboration and progress

The Roster is shared electronically with members across the region, with limited print copies available for in-person pickup. Space is limited, and ads secure prime visibility in a publication our members use throughout the year.

Showcase your company where it matters most.

👉 Learn more and reserve your space: https://engineersclub.net/Roster_Advertisement

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