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Jessica MacNeil |
October 3, 2008
Team Hyper begins its robotics season Every Wednesday at Quincy High School’s Center for Technical Education in Quincy, MA, students from the school and nearby North Quincy High S...... More ABOUT THIS BLOGTest & Measurement World contributing editor Jessica MacNeil profiles the various engineering internships and education opportunities available to students and their experiences in the industry. Jessica is a senior Journalism major at Northeastern University. |
Pioneering Engineering
Melissa D'Amico |
September 2, 2008
World’s smallest ultrasound equipment In case of medical emergency, having the most up-to-date technology at your disposal can mean the difference between life and death. Siemens medica...... More ABOUT THIS BLOGTest & Measurement World contributing editor Melissa D'Amico spotlights interesting and entertaining innovations across all fields of engineering. Melissa D'Amico is a senior Journalism major at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. |
Rowe's and Columns
Martin Rowe |
October 4, 2008
The world needs another SI unit The International System of Units (SI), defines the meter as the basic unit of length, but perhaps the Smoot would be preferable. Fifty years ag...... More ABOUT THIS BLOGSenior Technical Editor Martin Rowe covers topics relating to general-purpose instrumentation, compliance, communications test, and anything else that comes along. |
Taking the Measure
Rick Nelson |
October 6, 2008
Economy in the hands of gamblers In a post last week I suggested that engineers and physicists might be better stewards of the economy than are politicians and economists. In an ar...... More ABOUT THIS BLOGRick Nelson, editor in chief of Test & Measurement World and EDN, comments on test, globalization, measurement, machine vision, economics, nanotechnology, the engineering profession, and topics of general interest. |
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