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Study Demonstrates Toxicity of Nano-Sized Air Pollutants
May, 2008

Patients prone to heart disease may one day be told by physicians to avoid not only fatty foods and smoking but air pollution too.


Grid-Appropriate Reactors May Help Power Developing Nations
April, 2008

With a proposed fiscal year 2009 budget of $20 million, the effort by the Department of Energy (DOE), Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and partners to develop grid-appropriate reactors is gaining steam.


Over 140 Candidates Pass PE Exam
March, 2008

Over 140 candidates from Virginia successfully passed the October 2007 Professional Engineer licensing exam.


Engineers Week 2008
February, 2008

Engineers Week 2008, celebrated February 17-23, highlights the contributions engineers make to society.


Protecting "America's Birth Certificate"
January, 2008

A hermetically sealed glass and aluminum encasement will protect the first world map…


Nanotubes Aid Detection and Repair of Stress-Induced Cracks
December, 2007

Adding even a small amount of carbon nanotubes can go a long way toward enhancing the strength, integrity, and safety of plastic materials widely used in engineering applications, according to a new study.