where the engineers are
It may begin with simple services, like CAD conversions, but it's the first step in outsourcing the advanced jobs to Asia.
By Alan S. Brown

fast and secure
How much proof is tamperproof? By Paul Sharke

working backward
Reverse engineering gets a role in detecting and preserving.
By Jean Thilmany

have duct tape, will travel
One young engineer has turned simple materials into life-changing tools. By Jeffrey Winters

lighting the countryside
ASME—The First 125 Years: In the dark years of the Great Depression, rural cooperatives brought a new level of power to American agriculture. By John Varrasi

input/output
Automation Crops Up Here. By Jean Thilmany

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