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Nature undoubtedly has come up with some of the most unique solutions with regard to evolution. The dragonfly is unique with regard to its ability to hover, rapidly accelerate and halt and hover again, all while producing the least amount of sound...
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For long, the marriage of the engineering and management degrees, especially from a premier institute, was considered the passport to a successful career and high...
made popular Aug 7 2008
Although “our reliance on fossil fuels has created global warming” sounded strange to me, I enjoy Al Gore optimism as much as a reality of processes occurring...
made popular Aug 4 2008
AP, Houston
Engineering and construction services provider KBR says its second-quarter profit fell sharply from a year-ago period boosted by asset sale gains, and also says results...
made popular Aug 1 2008
The iceRESC water rescue craft is well adapted to its working environment, courtesy of well-researched engineering. Attributes like the caterpillar tracks, for easy...
made popular Jul 2 2008
First women IIT ! How does that sound ? Is a sex-based IIT indeed required ? How does it help ? What’s the motive ? What does it reflect ?...
made popular Jun 30 2008
Lift me, guide me till I find..That spot which seems so to thy mind!
So wrote Wordsworth when he saw the skylark chirping merrily. Well, thankfully we do not need only...
made popular Jun 25 2008
The world will witness another series of fashionable sports car in the Bailey Blade, which is still in the construction phase. With a vinyl ester hand laid fiber glass...
made popular Jun 23 2008
What would you call a miniature motorcycle? I mean, this guy made this home-made chopper on his own and has really done a good job for that matter. With a deep and...
made popular Jun 20 2008
God Bless America-a land opened by the Jews and for the Jews-for still employing the Jews (and others non-Anglo-Saxons/Celts) somewhere outside “own...
made popular Apr 23 2008
Next time you see driverless car stunts doing rounds on television news channels, don’t bother. Because may be in a century’s time, a driverless and affordable car...
made popular Feb 29 2008
AP, Berkeley
Hands wave in the air as students join a spirited discussion about start-up financing and laughter ripples through the class when someone IDs the three “Fs”...
made popular Dec 9 2007
AP, Swarthmore
When Kara Peterman was a high school student interested in engineering, she toured a high-powered engineering university in the Northeast that proudly displayed photos...
made popular Nov 3 2007
The technology has come a long way as some researchers in Finland have developed a machine which they claim to have the capability to manufacture human spare parts....
made popular Apr 13 2007
Now next on the cards for India is the global engineering services industry which is worth $750 billion per year. As per the latest industry report, India has a very...
made popular Oct 17 2006
According to a survey IT experts are likely to suffer from strain more than any other professional. Almost 97 percent of IT professional finds their job very stressful...
made popular May 15 2006
There are lots of myths within the media and in the larger Canadian society that Muslim women live an oppressed life. But the Canadian Council of Muslim Women (CCMW) ...
made popular Nov 22 2005
Strudel reports that the UK’s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council - began a study of ways to deflect Near Earth objects (NEOs) like asteroids. They...
made popular Nov 19 2005
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