Everything you need to know about engineering a roller coaster
Ever wonder what it takes to build a behemoth attraction like a roller coaster? Although a very competitive profession, roller coaster engineers are the people dedicated
Author: Nicolette Emmino
High-energy laser destroys rocket from 1-mile away
Global security and aerospace company, Lockheed Martin, has successfully tested a high-energy laser that can destroy a Qassam-like rocket from 0.9 miles
Copy machine reduces teacher workload by hand-grading student papers
XEROX, the well-known company famous for its document management technologies, has unleashed a software development that can actually hand-grade student tests, homework,
Image of the Day: Do all engineers have epic beards?
I bet you didn’t know how many famous innovations were developed by engineers with pretty impressive beards. Take a look at the beards on the following famous
Forget hearing aids! Researchers use 3D printer to create a bionic ear
Researchers at Princeton University, School of Engineering used a 3D printer to create a functional ear that can actually “hear” radio frequencies. Not only does
Researchers revive the lost voice of Alexander Graham Bell from 1885
For over 130 years, people have been able to hear each other’s voices thanks to Alexander Graham Bell and his monumental invention of the telephone (as well as other
Now playing in a theater near you: IBM creates world’s smallest movie
In honor of their groundbreaking technology, IBM scientists decided to create a movie using atoms as actors. The movie, “A Boy and His Atom,” has been recognized by
Image of the Day: The World Wide Web celebrates its 20-year anniversary
The World Wide Web was created by British Physicist, Tim Berners-Lee in 1989 at The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), but did not hit the public domain
Researchers create a smartphone that curls up when you get a call
Our smartphones have a variety of different notification options. We can choose from musical tones, radio tunes, vibrations, silent functions, and even chicken noises
This device could diagnose your disease with just one breath
Your trips to the doctor’s office followed by a series of pokes, prods, and experimentation with different medications in search for a diagnosis of your illness could