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City firm Penso Engineering’s royal seal of approval
January 4, 2012 · Leave a Comment
AN engineering firm which has almost doubled its workforce in the past two years has been given royal seal of approval. Read More Read More →
Energy Works
Home, passive home
December 8, 2010 · Leave a Comment
It’s a cliché that less is more, but engineers are making it work when they apply it to houses. Passive Houses. Today, on Engineering Works. Passive buildings, especially passive houses, are built to use as close to no energy as possible for heating and cooling. It’s a nifty idea if you can make it work and some people are. Careful design and construction are what make passive houses work. Careful siting in relation to the sun. Super-thick and super-efficient insulation. Tight-fitting, energy-efficient windows. Construction that essentially eliminates air moving into or out of the structure.... [Read the full story]
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Going straight with linear range
January 5, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Bearings operate on sliding plain bearings making a larger surface area available Read More Read More →
Automation.com
ABB to supply world’s longest underground cable
January 5, 2012 · Leave a Comment
ABB will rovide a high-voltage underground cable system for the South-West Link power transmission project in southern Sweden. Read More Read More →
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Manufacturing Growth Accelerates at Year’s End
January 5, 2012 · Leave a Comment
U.S. manufacturing growth accelerated through the last month of 2011, growing at its fastest rate in six months and easing recessionary fears as the new year begins. Read More Read More →
Career Resources
Establishing Effective Training Curriculum For Newly Hired Employees
March 28, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Starting a new employee off by having them attend staff training program is a very effective way to get a new employee started right.. With a comprehensive development program, new employees will know just what their on the job responsibilities and will assure them just what they are suppose to do and what all of the rules are. Taking the time to ensure that new employees are well trained on job responsibilities and specific tasks will result in less errors and problems. It’s now quite common to find training programs in even small companies. They have been proven to increase... [Read the full story]
Engineering News
City firm Penso Engineering’s royal seal of approval
AN engineering firm which has almost doubled its workforce in the past two years has been given royal seal of approval. Read More
[Continue reading: City firm Penso Engineering’s royal seal of approval]City firm Penso Engineering’s royal seal of approval
AN engineering firm which has almost doubled its workforce in the past two years has been given royal seal of approval. Read More
[Continue reading: City firm Penso Engineering’s royal seal of approval]School district officials receive results of Mable Woolsey engineering survey
A rooftop unit or a boiler-based fan system would best accommodate Mable Woolsey Elementary School, engineering firm McDonough Associates concluded after surveying the school earlier this month, according to a report by WGIL News. Read More
[Continue reading: School district officials receive results of Mable Woolsey engineering survey]City firm Penso Engineering’s royal seal of approval
AN engineering firm which has almost doubled its workforce in the past two years has been given royal seal of approval. Read More
[Continue reading: City firm Penso Engineering’s royal seal of approval]Cornell wins Bloomberg’s engineering campus competition, but city still in talks with Columbia
Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced today that Cornell had won a $100 grant to build an engineering campus in NYC, but the city might still give support to Columbia, NYU, and Carnegie Mellon as well. Read More
[Continue reading: Cornell wins Bloomberg’s engineering campus competition, but city still in talks with Columbia]MU relies on retention programs to keep science, engineering, math majors on track
COLUMBIA — In his sophomore year, MU student Sean Nahlik had a decision to make: Would science be his profession or his hobby? “I had to ask — do I want to work with science or subscribe to Discover Magazine?” said Nahlik, now a senior. Originally a biology major interested in medical school, he found he...
[Continue reading: MU relies on retention programs to keep science, engineering, math majors on track]Geo-engineering: a bad idea whose time has come?
The mainstream approach to climate change does not seem to be working so some scientists and policymakers say it may be time to look into something completely different: re-engineering Earth’s climate. Variously called geo-engineering, climate remediation and planet hacking, the idea is to do on purpose what...
[Continue reading: Geo-engineering: a bad idea whose time has come?]Distance education school getting into arts, tech, engineering, robotics
A pair of new programs in line with 21st Century Learning are on the horizon for the North Island Distance Education School. Read More
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Engineering News
City firm Penso Engineering’s royal seal of approval
AN engineering firm which has almost doubled its workforce in the past two years...
City firm Penso Engineering’s royal seal of approval
AN engineering firm which has almost doubled its workforce in the past two years...
School district officials receive results of Mable Woolsey engineering survey
A rooftop unit or a boiler-based fan system would best accommodate Mable Woolsey...
City firm Penso Engineering’s royal seal of approval
AN engineering firm which has almost doubled its workforce in the past two years...
Cornell wins Bloomberg’s engineering campus competition, but city still in talks with Columbia
Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced today that Cornell had won a $100 grant to build...
MU relies on retention programs to keep science, engineering, math majors on track
COLUMBIA — In his sophomore year, MU student Sean Nahlik had a decision to make:...
Geo-engineering: a bad idea whose time has come?
The mainstream approach to climate change does not seem to be working so some scientists...
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Going straight with linear range
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2012: the emergence of micro networks to support the core network?
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Social media rules of engagement to change in 2012
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Crying out for energy companies to hear his message, the UK's Energy Ombudsman...
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