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Some like it hot…like copper, which requires roughly twice as much heat input than steel to get it to fuse correctly. Being a high-heat conductive alloy, copper is notorious for...

More than 35 university students and professors visited the Kansas City National Security Campus (KCNSC) this spring to collaborate and innovate. Honeywell hosted this group of diverse technical universities, such...

Nine local Kansas City students were among 300 students selected worldwide from 25 countries to participate in this year’s Honeywell Leadership Challenge Academy.

 Created in partnership with the U.S. Space...

If a lightning bolt is seen and its accompanying thunder is heard 15 seconds later, how far away is the storm? If you were at the Kansas City Regional Science...

Congratulations to Honeywell Chemical Engineer Morgan Mayer on being named the first STEP Ahead Award recipient at KCNSC.

 The Manufacturing Institute launched the STEP (Science, Engineering, Technology and Production) Ahead...

This year’s New Mexico FIRST® LEGO® League Championship was all about water and hydro dynamics. Sponsored by Honeywell, teams of elementary and middle school students built, tested, and programed an...

As one of the premier manufacturing employers in the region, Honeywell is finding unique ways to reach potential talent including hosting a Manufacturing Night to introduce high school students to...

Honeywell engineers Tamara Gibson and Offie Adams are this year’s recipients of the Black Achievers Award. Each year the Black Achievers Society of Kansas City selects business leaders who serve...

The U.S. Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA) today announced that ownership of over 200 acres of the aging Bannister Federal Complex in South Kansas City was formally...