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Testing Shows Titanic Steel Was Brittle
December 27, 1997 — Recent tests of steel from the Titanic reveal that the metal was much more brittle than modern steel but the best available at the time, a metallurgical engineering professor says in a new ... > full story -
Researchers Propose New Fusion Reactor That Would Be Highly Efficient, Environmentally Safe
November 25, 1997 — As scientists debate building the world's first fusion reactor, the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER), as a key future source of energy, researchers at UC Irvine and the ... > full story -
Environmental Engineers Demonstrate Effective Method For Reducing Pollution From Highway Runoff
October 4, 1997 — Researchers in the University of Cincinnati College of Engineering have shown that a modified filtration system along interstate highways can prevent heavy metals from polluting nearby water ... > full story -
Los Alamos Engineers Workin' On The Railroad
August 30, 1997 — Los Alamos National Laboratory engineers are applying their high-tech expertise to help engineers of another sort with an old problem: in a collaboration with the Association of American Railroads, ... > full story -
Materials Engineers Usher In Age Of Complex, 'Self-Organizing' Polymers
August 29, 1997 — Having mastered the world of simple polymers, materials engineers will now turn their attention toward complex, "self-organizing" polymers. And this will have a profound effect on our ... > full story -
UF Researchers Build A Runway As A Landing Zone For Lightning Bolts
August 19, 1997 — GAINESVILLE, Fla. --- After designing and building their own runway, equipped with typical lighting, signs and surface area, University of Florida engineers now plan to wreak electrical havoc on ... > full story
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