Engineering News

Posted December 1, 2008:

• Polymer Solar Cells With Higher Efficiency Levels Created
• A Surgeon You Can Swallow
• Cell Phones That Never Need To Be Charged? Self-powered Devices Possible

Posted November 27, 2008:

• Carbon-neutral Way To Power Your Home

Posted November 26, 2008:

• New Tool Trains Athlete Brains To React 53 Percent Faster

Posted November 25, 2008:

• Robots Created That Develop And Display Emotions And Become Attached To Certain People
• Rescue Robot Exercise Brings Together Robots, Developers, First Responders
• 'Stress Tests' Probe Nanoscale Strains In Materials

Posted November 24, 2008:

• Complex Systems Science: How Do Math And Intuition Help Us Understand Whole Systems?
• Boosting The Power Of Solar Cells

Posted November 21, 2008:

• '4-D' Microscope Revolutionizes The Way We Look At Nano World
• Researchers Make New Electronics -- With A Twist

Posted November 20, 2008:

• 'Enlightened' Atoms Stage Nano-riot Against Uniformity
• Independent Study Of The I-35W Bridge Collapse Results Parallel NTSB Report

Posted November 14, 2008:

• Prototyping With Industrial Robots

Posted November 12, 2008:

• New Technology Could Revolutionize Breast Cancer Screening
• New Nanomaterial Could Be Breakthrough For Implantable Medical Devices

Posted November 11, 2008:

• Mass Production Method For Nanomaterial Graphene Devised

Posted November 10, 2008:

• Intelligent Walker Designed To Assist The Elderly And People Undergoing Medical Rehabilitation

Posted November 7, 2008:

• Robots Show That Brain Activity Is Linked To Time As Well As Space
• Tiny Backpacks For Cells: Polymer Patches Could Ferry Drugs, Assist In Cancer Diagnosis
• Reducing Pollution: Green Future For Scrap Iron

Posted November 6, 2008:

• Rock Reinforcement: New Technology Makes Excavations Safer

Posted November 5, 2008:

• Low Cost Vehicle Stability Chip Reduces Rollover Risk
• Model Predicts Equipment's Remaining Life And Links Info To Inventory Decisions

Posted November 4, 2008:

• Using Living Cells As Nanotechnology Factories
• Mending Broken Hearts With Tissue Engineering

Posted October 31, 2008:

• Engineering Technique Can Identify Disease-causing Genes

Posted October 30, 2008:

• Artificial Pancreas Could Revolutionize Treatment Of Type 1 Diabetes

Posted October 28, 2008:

• Nanoscale Coating Protects Products And The Economy
• Robotic Technology Takes Inspiration From Service Dogs

Posted October 27, 2008:

• Robotic Ants Building Homes On Mars?

Posted October 25, 2008:

• Photo Safeguards Confidential Information

Posted October 23, 2008:

• World's Most Advanced Microscope Unveiled
• Neural Probe Developed That Will Limit Damage To Cells And Biological Tissue

Posted October 22, 2008:

• ‘Waterless’ Concrete Seen As Building Block On Moon

Posted October 21, 2008:

• New Tools That Model 3D Structure Of Amorphous Materials To Transform Technology Driven R&D

Posted October 20, 2008:

• Finding Hidden Tomb Of Genghis Khan Using Non-Invasive Technologies

Posted October 17, 2008:

• Invisibility Cloak And Ultra-powerful Microscopes: New Research Field Promises Radical Advances In Optical Technologies

Posted October 16, 2008:

• New Recipe For Self-healing Plastic Includes Dash Of Food Additive

Posted October 15, 2008:

• More Flexible Method Floated To Produce Biofuels, Electricity
• Surface Tension Drives Segregation Within Cell Mixtures

Posted October 14, 2008:

• Lunar Prospecting Robot To Be Field Tested On Hawaii's Mauna Kea
• Playing Pinball With Atoms: How To Turn Nanotech Devices On And Off

Posted October 13, 2008:

• New Robotic Repair System Will Fix Ailing Satellites
• Paving The Way Towards Optical Sensing Foils
• Strong Elasticity Size Effects In ZnO Nanowires

Posted October 11, 2008:

• Reality To Go: 3-D Virtual Reality On Mobile Devices

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