Ghanshyam Sarda Addresses BE College Alumni Association On Survival Instinct Sep 13, 2007
Nikhil Ranjan Banerjee, Vice Chancellor, Bengal Engineering and Science University and Rabindranath Dutta, Sheriff of Calcutta. Even in India, Narayana Murthy started INFOSYS in 1981 with ten thousand rupees borrowed from his wife, along with six other professionals. (Yahoo News -- Press Releases)
Lake Elementary teacher takes part in zero-g scientific program Sep 6, 2007
The Discovery program is designed to light a fire under America's globally sagging scientific sector by creating student interest in math and science, and hopefully encouraging engineering and science careers. Carmouche and the other teachers on her flight conducted pre-planned experiments testing Newton's Laws of Motion. (Gonzales Ascension Citizen, LA)
New U.S. institute eyes next generation of nano engineers Aug 22, 2007
In a partnership among industry, the federal government and U.S. universities, the budding National Institute for Nano-Engineering (Nine) promises to engage undergraduate and graduate students in projects as a way to reinvigorate the United States' global standing in engineering and science. "We want to increase American competitiveness in nanotechnology," said Justine Johannes, senior manager in material science and engineering at Sandia National Laboratories. (EETimes)
KAUST and NUS to collaborate on science research Aug 18, 2007
View of the Engineering and Science building. Dhahran, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (August 17, 2007) s and the signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to work together to foster world-class programs that will advance scientific research, graduate education and technological development in for the benefit of their respective countries and the world. (EurekAlert! -- Business News)
UMR again among top universities Aug 17, 2007
The university, which is known for its focus on engineering and science, also made the magazine s list of top undergraduate engineering programs. The university has set a goal of becoming a Top-Five technological research university by 2011. (Rolla Daily News, MO)
Astronauts to conduct class from space Aug 9, 2007
NASA hopes teacher-astronautBarbara Morgan will inspire interest in engineering and science upon her return to Earth ... "When [she] returns ... she will really bring back to students and educators the passion for engineering and science," Winterton said, adding that the mission will hopefully inspire the next generation of engineers and scientists as the shuttle program nears its end. (MSNBC -- Technology)
Lifelong Mission Aug 7, 2007
Later, the rosters expanded to include experts in engineering and science. In 1998, the space agency invited Morgan to become its first educator-astronaut. (Fresno Bee -- Local)
Student spends summer developing technology Jul 26, 2007
The students are spending the summer at Rose-Hulman Ventures (RHV), providing engineering and science expertise to assist 18 technology-driven companies. The internship process is based on a collaborative approach with a Rose-Hulman Ventures' project manager leading multidisciplinary teams of students from a combination of Rose-Hulman's 15 academic programs. (Rensselaer Republican, IN)
FDA sees nanotech challenges in every product category it regulates Jul 26, 2007
Just released, this is the first report from the Food and Drug Administrations Nanotechnology Task Force about the agencys regulatory approach toward nanotechnologyan exciting new field of engineering and science that is estimated to grow to $2. 6 trillion in manufactured goods globally by 2014. (EurekAlert!)
A hands-on approach to science Jul 21, 2007
" While the students have been learning the materials science concepts involved with creating the filters, they've also been educated about the thousands of deaths that result from water-borne illnesses each year. "I learned some people work really hard to get water like we have every day people really take it for granted," said Marquis Johnson, 15, of Lawrence High School. One of the reasons, Marquis said, he decided to participate in the program was to learn something valuable that could help... (South Brunswick Post, NJ)
$350,000 pending federal grant slated for CMU Jul 21, 2007
e feel it is important to promote math, engineering and science and teacher education in these critical areas through expansion of teacher training opportunities, said J.B. Waggoner, managing partner of the company. t's truly rewarding to see these things happen. (Boonville Daily News, MO)
Men must help at home to ease gender pay gap Jul 20, 2007
A "glass ceiling" prevents women from getting top jobs even if they are qualified and there are fewer of them in the most valued fields of technology, mathematics, engineering and science, the Commission report said. To eliminate the gap, the Commission will push for equal pay to be a criterion for winning public contracts and ask EU states to set objectives and deadlines for erasing the shortfall. (Independent Online)
Crew prepares to re-enter mine after four years Jul 14, 2007
The scientists of the "Homestake collaboration," led by physicist Kevin Lesko of the University of California at Berkeley, will use the money to develop a detailed engineering and science plan for a deep lab 7,400 feet underground at Homestake. (Interior shafts already lead to the lower levels. (Rapid City Journal, SD)
Clinton to India: Invest in U.S. Jul 10, 2007
IIT, an engineering and science school founded in 1950, operates seven campuses throughout India. The alumni association, PAN IIT, hosted the conference. (InfoWorld)
An electronic cure for cancer? Jul 10, 2007
"We have invented a new, inexpensive, minimally invasive surgical technique that makes use of irreversible electroporation, essentially killing cancer cells with short electrical pulses, while leaving neighboring healthy cells unharmed," said bioengineering professor Rafael Davalos of Virginia Tech's School of Biomedical Engineering and Science. "We are also using electrical impedance tomography to monitor progress and make sure all the cancer cells get treated.". (EETimes)
Companies embrace diversity as competition goes global Jul 9, 2007
Multinationals know they can no longer rely solely on the U.S. hiring pool, where the growth rate of engineering and science students has slowed. That means the hunt is on for international talent. (USA Today -- Money)
Biomedical engineers use electric pulses to destroy cancer cells Jul 6, 2007
The process, called irreversible electroporation (IRE), was invented by two engineers, Rafael V. Davalos, a faculty member of the Virginia TechWake Forest University School of Biomedical Engineering and Science (SBES), and Boris Rubinsky, a bioengineering professor at the University of California, Berkeley. Electroporation is a phenomenon known for decades that increases the permeability of a cell from none to a reversible opening to an irreversible opening. (EurekAlert!)
Rapid City women recall promise, successes of Title IX Jun 23, 2007
Felderman, for 26 years head women s basketball coach at the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, said athletics has not only benefited women on the field of play but also in achieving excellence in traditionally male-dominated professions of engineering and science. Sports has shown women how to persevere, to fight through the walls, she said. (Rapid City Journal, SD)
Science panel disputes estimates of U.S. coal supply Jun 21, 2007
The 250-year estimate was made in the 1970s and was based on the assumption that 25 percent of the coal that had been located was recoverable with current technology and at current prices, said one member of the study group, Edward Rubin, a professor of environmental engineering and science at Carnegie Mellon University. But he said that more recent studies by the U.S. Geological Survey showed that at least in some areas, only 5 percent of the coal was recoverable with today's technology and at... (International Herald Tribune -- Business)
Atlantis Undocks From Space Station Jun 20, 2007
So I feel I can talk to how it affects thousands of people around the world who have worked on and still work on this amazing engineering and science project we call the international space station. These folks, along with their families, have dedicated their lives to ensure the success of the astronauts and cosmonauts. (abc7news.com)
Money for teachers who participate in Math, Science partnership grant Jun 17, 2007
Teachers will work with a Coach from Cochise College for hands - on guidance in the classroom, working on the Youth Engineering and Science (YES) Fair in February and the summer institute project. Upon completion of the program, teachers will become mentors to other science teachers and be compensated 1000 per year for their expertise. (Douglas Daily Dispatch, AZ)
EnSight engineering tool to support iChat Theater Jun 8, 2007
Computational Engineering International (CEI) announced Thursday that its visualization software used in engineering and science will work with Apple s iChat Theater, a new feature coming to Mac OS X v10. 5 with Leopard s release this fall. (MacCentral)
DAC Keynote: EDA brings life to synthetic biology Jun 8, 2007
The Thursday (June 7) keynote was given by Jan Rabaey, professor of engineering and science at the University of California at Berkeley, and a colleague of Newton, former dean of engineering at U.C. Berkeley. Newton, a founder of the EDA industry, One of his passions was synthetic biology, a new discipline that seeks to engineer biological organisms. (EETimes)
DAC panelists eye EDA in 2017 Jun 6, 2007
Kurt Keutzer, professor of electrical engineering and science at the University of California at Berkeley, said Moore's Law will continue, aided by technologies like FINFETs and carbon nanotubes. But the real future, he said, is not in uniprocessors, but in "manycore multiprocessors." He also cited Bell's Law, which states that "every decade we get equivalent computing power in a smaller form factor and cost.". (EETimes)
Students search for Google as top employer Jun 5, 2007
Humanities students voted the army in at 25th, up from 34th last year, while the Royal Air Force saw a slight drop in this year's tables, from 17th to 21st place by engineering and science students and from 21st to 28th by those studying the humanities. A spokesman from the MoD said the reason for its success was down to the strength of its graduate scheme. (Guardian Unlimited)
Desalination option May 29, 2007
We have in Florida many superb engineering and science programs at our universities. Right here in Central Florida, we have the University of Central Florida. (Orlando Sentinel -- Opinion)
Class AA boys win 5 medals May 27, 2007
Carver Engineering and Science, sparked by a 1:52 split time from anchor Jamar Jones, repeated as champion with a time of 7:54. 7. (Scranton Times, PA)
Thinking out of the box May 22, 2007
In contrast, the survey showed that India ranks second only to the US as the best place in which to innovate, because "India has significant cost advantages, a large number of engineering and science graduates and a sizable domestic market", according to Halloway. Roger W Farnsworth, director of the Executive Thought Leadership of Cisco, the company that commissioned the study, said: "It is becoming quite clear that in order to remain competitive, innovation must become a priority at both the... (Asia Times Online)
Intel announces winners of World's Largest Science Fair May 22, 2007
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Cadence buys U.C. Berkeley DFM spinoff May 16, 2007
According to Kurt Keutzer, technical advisor to CommandCAD and a professor of electrical engineering and science at U.C. Berkeley, CommandCAD's origins go back to work done by Frank Gennari, CommandCAD founder and CTO, while he was a graduate student. Gennari started working on the identification of layout patterns that cause yield problems. (EETimes)
What next for DUSEL? May 10, 2007
The chosen site team will receive as much as 5 million a year for up to three years to create a formal and detailed construction, engineering and science proposal. A DUSEL could cost 300 million to build and start. (Rapid City Journal, SD)
Crdova is new Purdue president May 9, 2007
" Crdova studied English as an undergraduate at Stanford but later went on to receive a doctorate in physics from Cal Tech in 1979. She then worked at the Los Alamos National Laboratory as a member of the space astronomy and astrophysics group. She then joined the faculty at Penn State and worked at NASA for three years as primary scientific adviser to the NASA administrator. She became chancellor at the University of California, Riverside, in 2002. Riverside is east of Los Angeles in the high... (Indianapolis Star)
Soudan: Anatomy of an underground laboratory May 8, 2007
JLJ wrote on May 07, 2007 6:49 PM:"Some of the biggest question in Physics and Cosmology revolve around the subject matter of this article. To have this lab in South Dakota, so close the State's top engineering and science school (SDSMld only help grow the local high tech industry. That, and it is totally cool!". Chris wrote on May 07, 2007 12:00 PM:"Without knowing if Mr. Bill Harlan has a background in Physics or not, I can't believe how informative of a story this is. Very well done, very... (Rapid City Journal, SD)
Gates: Use technology to improve education, seize business chances May 1, 2007
With an increasing world reliance on technology, Gates said he is concerned about the decline in college students studying engineering and science. The number of graduates See GATES, Back Page Gates. (Montana Standard, MT)
Budget arrives ahead of schedule May 1, 2007
30-day news archives. " said Crist. "The governor doesn't need to be greedy either. (Florida Today)
Colorado's Tech Industry Totals 158,100 Jobs Apr 24, 2007
"The recent increase in average tech wages demonstrates this sector is strong and contributes significantly to our economy. We should make it a top priority to maintain our high concentration of tech workers beginning with a heightened focus on math and science in our school curricula to ensure our university students have the background they need to go into engineering and science. This helps provide us with a talented future labor pool." Nationally, Cyberstates 2007 shows that the high-tech... (PR Newswire)
* Group reacted fast to massacre Apr 19, 2007
Most of the students are studying engineering and science, and several engineering classes are held in Norris Hall, Wang said. Lee said that she first found out about the massacre from TV reports at about 2pm. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)
Alumni in Bay Area shaken by the killings Apr 18, 2007
The campus mainly attracts students from Virginia and nearby states, but because of its focus on engineering and science, many graduates move to the Bay Area for jobs in the high-tech industry. Virginia Tech has had a strong football team in recent years, and televised games attract a core group of alumni to the Bayside sports bar in San Francisco. (San Francisco Chronicle)
PAPER: Witnesses described the shooter as a young man of Asian descent -- a silent killer who was calm and showed no expression as he pursued and shot his victims. He killed himself as police closed in... Apr 17, 2007
As police entered Norris Hall, an engineering and science building, shortly before 10 a.m., the man shot and killed himself before officers could confront him. One witness said the gunman was "around 19" and was "very serious but [with] a very calm look on his face.". (The Drudge Report)
US campus massacre leaves 33 dead Apr 17, 2007
"There were probably 15 to 20 people in the class and he shot 10 to 15 of them.'' He said the gunman, who was wearing a black leather coat and maroon hat, fired several shots from a handgun, reloaded and resumed shooting. The man left the room, but later returned and fired into the door before leaving again, O'Dell said. Panic and chaos The rampage by what police believed was a lone gunman took place in two separate areas, first at a dormitory about 7.15am as students began criss-crossing the... (Sydney Morning Herald)
33 killed in U.S. college massacre Apr 17, 2007
The rampage took place in two separate areas, first at a dormitory as students had begun criss-crossing the sprawling campus for morning classes, and then about two hours later at an engineering and science hall a half-mile away. The attacks sparked panic and chaos. (The Star Online, Malaysia -- News)
Morning of horror Apr 17, 2007
As police entered Norris Hall, an engineering and science building, shortly before 10 a.m., the man shot and killed himself before officers could confront him. He had killed 30 people in that building. (Greensboro News Record)
Bring back grammar schools, say chambers Apr 17, 2007
"If this does not work; if we again fail to improve the performance of our schools, I believe it is time to look at the re-introduction of streaming at the age of 13 - to reintroduce grammar schools, the great escape for the working class in post-war Britain.Mr Frost will also call for the return of technical schools that teach information technology, specialist engineering and science, linked to academic study.He will attack red tape, the estimated 17bn cost to the economy of transport... (Telegraph.co.uk)
Students make their case at court competition Apr 16, 2007
Parker, 17, a junior at the Carver High School of Engineering and Science, and fellow Carver student, senior Laeeqa Collins-Pressley, 18, made it to the finals at the moot court competition, held at the Washington College of Law at American University in Washington, D.C., on April 1. Two other Philadelphia School District students also did well in the competition: Marcelo Morales, a 13-year-old ninth-grader at the Academy at Palumbo, who made it to the semifinals; and Andrew Howard, 15, a... (NEPA News, PA)
University of Colorado instruments to launch on NASA cloud mission April 25 Apr 11, 2007
Other science team members from LASP on the AIM team include Gary Thomas, Cora Randall, William McClintock and Aimee Merkel, as well as an engineering and science support group of faculty, staff and students. LASP's Michael McGrath is the AIM project manager. (EurekAlert!)
Touring the Fun Factory! Apr 7, 2007
Cooley, Prihod, Jauss and all financial supporters are working to keep the engineering and science industries in this state as strong as steel. The News-Herald, A Heritage Newspapers Tri-Weekly Publication. (The News-Herald)
School board hears complaint from grandmother Apr 5, 2007
During the awards and recognition portion of the meeting, water conservation educator and city council member Hank Huisking announced winners of the Water Wise poster contest, and Humburg recognized middle school prize-winners from the Youth Engineering and Science Fair in March. The board decided to hold its next policy review subcommittee meeting at 4 p.m. on April 20 to take comment and develop recommendations on policy changes involving support staff supplementary pay and overtime, support... (Sierra Vista Herald, AZ)
Dearth of tools could stall multicore onslaught Apr 3, 2007
Although designs studded with two, four or even eight processor cores on the same die are fast becoming commonplace in embedded applications, tool support for multicore programming is about where VLSI design tools were in the 1980s--"still in the dark ages," said Anant Agarwal, professor of electrical engineering and science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In his keynote here, Agarwal called for new tools, standards and ecosystems. (EETimes)
Tech firm sets up first scholarship Mar 30, 2007
Austin-based has established an annual $2,000 scholarship for students in the College of Engineering and Science at Louisiana Tech University, a first for the software and services company ... "NetQoS has strong ties to the university, with several Tech graduates working here, and the College of Engineering and Science is always an integral part of our recruiting program for both employees and interns," he says. (Austin Business Journal, TX)
MEMS device controls human cells Mar 30, 2007
"They are very good at crossing the moat," said Sangeeta Bhatia, associate professor of electrical engineering and science at the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology and Brigham and Women's Hospital. Bhatia and post-doctoral associate Elliot Hui used the MEMS device to study liver cells. (EETimes)
Enterprising students solve sticky problem Mar 23, 2007
" JLJ wrote on March 22, 2007 6:09 PM:"SDSMinues to recruit the best students in South Dakota and the surrounding states, and turns those students into the best engineering and science students in the nation. Many do not realize what a world-class class school Tech really is. (Rapid City Journal, SD)
Full Story » Mar 20, 2007
Medlin said the team also began to realize that a number of faculty members with the engineering and science departments at CU and the other Collaboratory institutions could make significant contributions. Weimer has been named the C2B2 Executive Director, with Gill as the Managing Director. (Boulder Colorado Daily, CO)
Treasure hunter Mar 18, 2007
Engineering and science are areas of interest, but he's also raced top-fuel dragsters and worked as a machinist and fabricator. His forte is reading the signs of treasure. (Waterloo Courier, IO)
UMR chancellor again urges approval of MOHELA plan Mar 17, 2007
" The governor's proposal would provide funding for UMR's project, Toomey Hall, and other capital improvement projects through the partial assets sale of the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority."We cannot deliver a world-class engineering and science education without world-class facilities," Carney says."The university had been teaching elements of aeronautical engineering in a building that was built before the Wright brothers flew their plane at Kitty Hawk. I urge the state legislature... (Rolla Daily News, MO)
University of Mary Washington may expand to Dahlgren naval base Mar 3, 2007
The site would host professors from five other state colleges--the University of Virginia, Virginia Tech and Old Dominion, Virginia Commonwealth and George Mason--to teach engineering and science courses. All of the colleges have offered courses at Dahlgren before. (Fredericksburg.com, VA)
'It's like stepping onto a film set' Mar 1, 2007
Everything here is on a vast scale; billions of cables woven together, silicon sensors by the thousand, towering shapes of steel, impossibly complicated engineering and science. I'm in a building the size of a hangar. (BBC News -- Technology)
European universities raiding Berkeley faculty for professors Feb 26, 2007
Three pending offers to Berkeley faculty members in engineering and science are from the Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule in Zurich, Switzerland. The Swiss school has tried to recruit several faculty members from Berkeley's math department in recent years, said the department chair, Alan Weinstein. (Fresno Bee -- State)
EMCC conference urges females to enter technical career fields Feb 25, 2007
e just want to encourage you in your life to think about the possibilities, Hall said to hundreds of students at the East Mississippi Community College-Mayhew Women in Engineering and Science Conference. Women at CAFB are in every profession from doctors to engineers and technicians, noted Hall. (Columbus Commercial Dispatch, MS)
Girls' program focuses on math, engineering, science Feb 20, 2007
On Saturday, Weston is holding her second annual FEMMES event, or Females Excelling More in Math, Engineering and Science. The free program for girls in grades 4-6 will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Duke's West Campus. (Herald Sun)
It's a twin-win situation for all-round HSC champs Feb 20, 2007
" But for Alex and David Wilton, 18-year-old twins who attended Sydney Grammar School, rivalry is "a bit of a joke". "We're competitive, but it's not that serious," said Alex, who had a UAI of 99.5. David's overall mark of 99.4 was frustratingly close. "It would have been nice to beat him," he said. For most families one HSC student is stressful enough, but Alex said he and his brother were able to help each other to get through the gruelling year. "You can compare notes and talk about things,"... (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia)
School of Mines to celebrate 30th Engineers Week Feb 19, 2007
n See engineering and science at work, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Friday, Feb. 23. Various departments will have displays, experiments and interactive games to entertain and show how things work using everyday items such as dirt, water and steam. (Rapid City Journal, SD)
Bad Image Hurts Russian IT Outsourcing Feb 17, 2007
One of Russia's strengths, however, is the mathematical, engineering and science graduates turned out by the country's universities, a legacy of the Soviet education system. This means Russia has one of the highest numbers of scientists and engineers per capita, according to the World Bank. (BusinessWeek)
Essay contest winners named Feb 14, 2007
In celebration of Engineers Week, MSE Technology Applications Inc. of Butte spearheaded the contest to promote education and encourage youngsters to pursue careers in engineering and science, a spokesman said. Untitled Document. (Montana Standard, MT)
Supercomputer’ for Tech? Feb 14, 2007
He sees a natural fit between Tech and supercomputing since it has such as strong engineering and science foundation. He said that the supercomputer creates a knowledge-based economy, a green technology that attracts high-paying jobs and professionals. (Montana Standard, MT)
Harvard called close to naming 1st female leader Feb 10, 2007
Summers turned to Faust two years ago to help calm the furor over his remarks about women in math, engineering and science. He asked her to oversee two committees he created to come up with new ways to recruit, retain and promote women in those fields. (FOX59, IN)