remodeling the gulf
Offshore Technologies Researchers are rethinking the weather of the Gulf to protect investments as well as lives. By Alan S. Brown

tying two forces
Software upgrades have made analyzing for fluid and structural interaction easier and more common than in the past, but, alas, not much quicker.
By Jean Thilmany

straight and true
Masters of many arts, the craftsmen of early firearms advanced the standard of
precision manufacturing. By Robert O. Woods

decked out
Corrugated metals may save money in earthquake country.
By Michael Abrams

brain drain
A new study affirms that U.S. schools are turning out high-level engineers, but many are returning to their homes abroad. By Alan S. Brown

input/output
Shaft. The Sequel. By Michael Abrams

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