http://engineerography.com Studying and writing about everyday engineering, since 2009. Mon, 16 Aug 2010 19:48:06 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Maintaining Engineerography is tougher than I thought ... # Powered by Twitter Tools. http://engineerography.com/2010/04/twitter-weekly-digest-for-2010-04-23/ School is getting in the way of blogging. Consider this a respite? # For those in NYC, look for a boat filled with students on 9/25. It'll be going up the Hudson using pollution-free means http://bit.ly/10wlEI # Powered by Twitter Tools. http://engineerography.com/2009/09/twitter-weekly-digest-for-2009-09-25/ Recently, I had the opportunity to conduct interviews for engineering students looking to join a student-run satellite project team here on campus. One of the less serious questions that we asked interviewees was "What is your favorite color?" The vast majority replied with "blue," while some less-popular replies were "green" ... http://engineerography.com/2009/09/the-color-blue/ We can deliver drugs to the body in many ways. Orally, through injection, etc. And now, there is a new way: via laser: http://bit.ly/M11Qx # Just what I was looking for: A reason to stay up as late as I do: http://bit.ly/oKJDL # @USuMBS Trying something new. # @USuMBS Testing something. # Powered by ... http://engineerography.com/2009/09/twitter-weekly-digest-for-2009-09-18/ It is no surprise that the world is at a crossroads, where mass energy and material consumption meets global sustainability issues of epic proportions. On August 27, 2009, Arthur Ruoff gave a seminar talk at Cornell University titled “The Declaration of Energy Independence,” which focused on the energy policy of ... http://engineerography.com/2009/09/%e2%80%9cthe-declaration-of-energy-independence%e2%80%9d/