Steelpans, the Sound of the Caribbean

Steelpans, sometimes referred to as steel drums, were popularized on the Caribbean island of Trinidad in the 1930s, but the history of the instrument can be

Dabbawalas: India’s Steel Lunchbox Carriers

Every day some 4,000 dabbawalas, or packed lunch boys, set off across Mumbai’s remote outer suburbs to pick up and deliver hot meals to hungry office

POSCO Hosts 2015 Automobile Solution Seminar

POSCO held the 2015 POSCO Automobile Solution Seminar December 10 at the Global R&D Center in Songdo, Incheon. Over 250 parties from automotive parts

From Wood to Steel: The Evolution of Chopsticks in Asia

Chopsticks have been the traditional kitchen and eating utensils in many parts of Asia for over six thousand years. Chopsticks were first used in China, then

Brightening the Future of Ethiopia with “Water for Hope”

Supporting three local villages of Ethiopia since 2011, the POSCO 1% Sharing Foundation is making improvements in environment and household income. The POSCO

Steel and World Culture

Last month featured a few of the massive steel structures (or structures made possible by using steel machinery) that bridged cities, connected bodies of water

Steel Wonders of the World: POSCO Steel Builds the World

Steel has been used in city infrastructure around the world since the development of cities. POSCO supplies steel for many industries, including building and

Steel Wonders of the World: The Hoover Dam

In the early 20th century, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation devised plans for a massive dam on the Arizona-Nevada border to tame the mighty Colorado River—a feat

Steel Wonders of the World: The Panama Canal

Episode 5 of Deborah Cadbury’s BBC documentary series, “The Seven Wonders of the Industrial World,” is the story of the most expensive engineering enterprise

Steel Wonders of the World: The Brooklyn Bridge

The Brooklyn Bridge has become one of New York’s most iconic landmarks since it first opened in 1883. It has arguably inspired more art than any other manmade