Team led by IIT Kharagpur graduates, Subhasish Mitra and Tathagata Srimani delivers first monolithic 3D chip built in a U.S.

In large enterprises, hundreds or even thousands of engineering teams are working in parallel. Each team owns a specific ...

(KRON) — Stanford University engineers are developing a gel that helps protect houses and other buildings from wildfires. Surprisingly, engineers say the powder found in disposable diapers helped ...

CU Boulder researchers have introduced a solution to improving the performance of large-scale desalination plants: stimulated ...

PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. (July 28, 2014) -- Engineers at Picatinny Arsenal are researching a way to develop a new type of tracer round that not only would perform its function during the day as well as ...

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Having connected cars is a key enabler for self-driving cars, which are taking the wheel, paving the way for hands-free driving. Also known as autonomous vehicles, these cars operate themselves and ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. NEW YORK (PIX11) – Engineers for Lockheed ...

Community members were welcomed at an open house to learn more details for a new stormwater infrastructure project. Duluth engineers are developing a Smart Pond, near East Palm Road. But what exactly ...

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employees from districts around the nation convened at the USACE Learning Center in Huntsville on Feb. 24-28 to participate in the only District Office Introductory Course ...

As vaccines continue to be administered and restrictions ease across the country, researchers are not resting when it comes to developing novel technologies for our coronavirus-impacted lives, from an ...

AMES, Iowa – Supported by more than $900,000 in federal grants, Iowa State University engineers are using their expertise in graphene-based biosensors to develop better, cheaper, quicker, more ...