re-engineering healthcare
Engineering Tomorrow: The system is in need of repair in the U.S., and engineers are uniquely equipped to help fix it. By Ahmed Noor

give it time
Data acquisition techniques give researchers insights into fields beyond machines. By Jean Thilmany

extra credit
Thanks to an innovative program, engineering students get a look at state-of-the-art facilities. By Jeffrey Winters

50 years of nuclear power
In the depths of the Cold War, Atoms for Peace produced landmark results.
By Frank Wicks

harnessing the job
Software tools convey 2-D electrical schematics into the third dimension.

input/output
Flying High. By Peter Easton

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