2 hrs ago | KFDX-TV Wichita Falls
Former SAFB Contractors Sentenced for Conspiracy to Defraud Government
Three of four former Sheppard Air Force Base employees indicted on conspiracy to defraud the government and conspiracy to unlawfully disclose and obtain sensitive information are sentenced today.
5 hrs ago | I-Newswire.com
Hi-Tech Outsourcing Services Advances Engineering Services Section on Its Website
Hi-Tech Outsourcing Services, one of the leading outsourcing companies has advanced engineering services section on its website http://www.hitechos.com/mechanical-engineering-services.html. Ahmedabad May 23, 2013 - Hi-Tech Outsourcing Services, one of the leading outsourcing companies has advanced engineering services section on its website ... (more)
9 hrs ago | ECNmag
Rice University students engineer electricity-generating shoes
A group of Rice University mechanical engineering students are getting a charge out of having the coolest new shoes on campus.
12 hrs ago | The Times-Picayune
Tulane chemical engineering students operate plant at Nunez Community ...
You remember what learning looked like in school: sitting in your desk, textbook open to the chapter on "Photosynthesis." Page 133.
16 hrs ago | AME Info
Texas A and M University at Qatar marks its sixth honor society
Texas A&M University at Qatar recently hosted its inaugural initiation of the engineering university's sixth honor society, Phi Kappa Phi.
20 hrs ago | ComputerWorld
Messaging application Line flags sensitive phrases in China
A mechanical engineering student in Taiwan has found a messaging application called Line warns and stops users in China from sending certain politically sensitive keywords.
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William Howard Liner, 81, of 199 Liner Cove Road, passed away Wednesday, May 22, 2013, at Silver Bluff Village Nursing Home following a brief illness.
The Mamata Banerjee government may have embarked on a mission to rebuild the VIP Road flyover but it may take months to identify the reasons for the March 3 collapse and ascertain whether the structure is safe.
Positive outlook for manufacturing
MANUFACTURERS continue to expect strong output growth in the next three months, according to the CBI's latest monthly Industrial Trends Survey.
70 Tees Valley youngsters offered a pathway into work
A TRAINING charity has secured new funding to offer 70 young people the chance to take the first steps towards a career in industry.
Swarthmore engineering sophomore Yousef Alhessi, left, and Fred Orthlieb, emeritus professor of mechanical engineering at Swarthmore; work on taking apart the historic telescope at UI Observatory so it can be restored off-site by Ray Museum Studios in Pennsylvania.
Gates Fellowship Addresses Parasite Infection in the Developing World
Newswise - Washington University in St. Louis announced today that it is a Grand Challenges Explorations winner, an initiative funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation .
Blinded by Light, Copper Resists Rust
Intense light can cancel out rust-forming properties on copper, yielding an environmentally friendly way to create propylene oxide, the basis for many coatings, engineers from the University of Michigan have discovered.
Flexible, wearable sensor promises new era in heart monitoring
Researchers have developed a new type of wearable sensor that could greatly improve the accuracy and practicality of heart monitoring.
Bouncers held for murder outside bar
Gangtok, May 20: Two bouncers of the pub outside which an engineering student was beaten to death early morning yesterday have been arrested for allegedly not preventing a brawl inside the bar preceding the murder.
Rice University Students Create Energy-Generating PediPower Shoes
A group of Rice University mechanical engineering students recently created a pair of energy-generating shoes that are able to create and store electricity with every step.
Allosaurus fed more like a falcon than a crocodile, new study finds
The mighty T. rex may have thrashed its massive head from side to side to dismember prey, but a new study shows that its smaller cousin Allosaurus was a more dexterous hunter and tugged at prey more like a modern-day falcon.
Expert: Replace at-risk Bay Bridge rods
John Fisher is member of Caltrans' peer-review panel for the Bay Bridge eastern span project.
How to make a less creepy robot? Simple, just add data
Deep inside the House of Mouse researchers are solving computer science and mechanical engineering problems - like how to build a robot that can hand you a drink without creeping you out.
Virginia firm Dewberry buys Bowyer-Singleton
A 41-year-old local planning, engineering, environmental and surveying firm has a new parent company as of May 17.