How can retired engineers stay engaged with technology and science?

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In summary, retired engineers can stay engaged with technology and science by participating in online communities, attending workshops and conferences, volunteering, and staying up to date with industry news and developments. They can also mentor younger engineers and explore new interests and hobbies related to their field of expertise. Keeping an open mind and continuously learning can help retired engineers stay connected and engaged with the ever-changing world of technology and science.
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Retired electronics engineer. love anything to do with technology, science, maths. Keeps the old brain ticking over. Still need help though in unfamiliar areas.
 
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