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May 23 2008: |
Google co-founder appeals to policy makers over unused airwaves. |
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May 22 2008: |
North Carolina utility announces deal to buy electricity from proposed solar farm. |
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May 21 2008: |
Study links cancer risk to some carbon nanotubes. |
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May 20 2008: |
European Space Agency begins accepting astronaut applications. |
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May 19 2008: |
Companies seek viable aircraft biofuel. |
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May 16 2008: |
Robotic exoskeleton could increase human strength, endurance up to twenty times. |
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May 15 2008: |
Massachusetts startup develops new battery for electric cars. |
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May 14 2008: |
Mars-bound spacecraft prepares for polar landing. |
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May 13 2008: |
Federal report asserts wind power can provide 20 percent of U.S. energy needs by 2030. |
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May 12 2008: |
Carmakers racing for lithium-ion batteries. |
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May 9 2008: |
Company unveils home ethanol-brewing device. |
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May 8 2008: |
Texas institution receives grant to boost enrollment of minorities, women in engineering. |
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May 7 2008: |
Survival of Arizona solar plant hinges on tax credit extension. |
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May 6 2008: |
New York forum focuses on how to increase number of Hispanics in STEM fields. |
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May 5 2008: |
Canadian energy industry faces shortage of engineers, technicians. |
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May 2 2008: |
Report: Underrepresentation of minorities in engineering a "quiet crisis." |
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May 1 2008: |
New York utility unveils new superconducting transmission cables. |
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April 30 2008: |
Scientists call for reduced ethanol production to cut food prices. |
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April 29 2008: |
Washington forestry engineer programs may disappear. |
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April 28 2008: |
Researchers aim to design hydrogen-producing algae. |
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April 25 2008: |
Rising corn prices bring worldwide backlash against U.S. biofuel production. |
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April 24 2008: |
Texas pre-engineering program receives state grant. |
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April 23 2008: |
New fuel efficiency rules issued. |
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April 22 2008: |
California solar power company raises $130 million. |
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April 21 2008: |
Oregon university launches ecological engineering program. |
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April 18 2008: |
President Bush outlines emissions target proposals. |
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April 17 2008: |
Canadian, Japanese team report success with vast potential energy source. |
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April 16 2008: |
Electric vehicle to go into production. |
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April 15 2008: |
Impact of biofuels on food prices debated as unrest grows. |
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April 14 2008: |
MIT, German firm to open energy research center near campus. |
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April 11 2008: |
Minnesota, North Dakota formation may hold billions of barrels of oil. |
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April 10 2008: |
South African company announces synthetic jet-fuel breakthrough. |
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April 9 2008: |
Researchers focus on replacing petroleum-based products with biomass chemicals. |
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April 8 2008: |
Princeton receives $20 million for new engineering center. |
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April 7 2008: |
Engineering graduates among most sought after by employers. |
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April 4 2008: |
RPI to offer engineering study-abroad program. |
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April 3 2008: |
Ford to reorganize engineering centers. |
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April 2 2008: |
Oil executives justify record profits to lawmakers. |
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April 1 2008: |
Labor Department finds MSHA negligent in Utah mine accident. |
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March 31 2008: |
Michigan researchers to study conversion of algae into ethanol. |
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March 28 2008: |
New York educators to accompany Antarctica science expedition. |
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March 27 2008: |
Programs seek to diversify STEM. |
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March 26 2008: |
Academia taking more interest in renewable energy studies. |
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March 25 2008: |
Wisconsin, Maryland researchers develop hydrogen fuel cell catalyst. |
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March 24 2008: |
Pre-collapse pictures indicate Minnesota bridge's connecting plates were bent. |
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March 21 2008: |
Safety concerns cause officials to close Minnesota bridge. |
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March 20 2008: |
New limits placed on H-1B visa lottery. |
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March 19 2008: |
Microsoft, Intel to finance parallel computing research centers at two universities. |
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March 18 2008: |
Report suggests sand mounds stressed Minnesota bridge. |
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March 17 2008: |
President of Georgia Tech selected as head of Smithsonian. |
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March 14 2008: |
Panel makes recommendations for math education. |
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March 13 2008: |
Gates calls on Congress to improve U.S. competitiveness. |
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March 12 2008: |
Iowa senator inquires about progress of H-1B visa reforms. |
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March 11 2008: |
Study finds H-1B visas do not inhibit domestic hiring. |
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March 10 2008: |
Maryland researchers to unveil new bacterial biomass-to-ethanol process. |
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March 7 2008: |
Brooklyn's Polytechnic University reaffirms vote to merge with NYU. |
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March 6 2008: |
Corporations reach out to schools to create pipeline of future employees. |
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March 5 2008: |
Aerospace, defense industries brace for worker shortages. |
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March 4 2008: |
California festival emphasizes STEM gender equity. |
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March 3 2008: |
Educators push for greater scientific literacy. |
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February 29 2008: |
Study finds mentoring gap for women in science. |
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February 28 2008: |
Students simulate Mars mission. |
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February 27 2008: |
Independent learners drive demand for open courseware. |
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February 26 2008: |
California university's plan for Saudi Arabian engineering department faces critics. |
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February 25 2008: |
Nuclear energy finds renewed support in Congress. |
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February 22 2008: |
Large solar plant to be constructed in Arizona desert. |
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February 21 2008: |
Maryland emissions bill draws criticism. |
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February 20 2008: |
UM engineers show off bomb-resistant coated wood. |
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February 19 2008: |
Dallas company offers teachers, principals shorter master's program. |
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February 15 2008: |
Opinion: Engineering diversity makes good business sense. |
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February 14 2008: |
Women's college may provide template for retaining female engineering students. |
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February 13 2008: |
Scientists do not anticipate shift from chemical propulsion of rockets. |
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February 12 2008: |
Charges filed in Chinese espionage case. |
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February 11 2008: |
American universities offering degrees overseas. |
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February 8 2008: |
Study finds tenured women underrepresented in academia. |
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February 7 2008: |
Cisco plans to train 360,000 engineers in India. |
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February 6 2008: |
Trustees challenge NYU acquisition of engineering school. |
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February 5 2008: |
Iran launches rocket, opens space center. |
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February 4 2008: |
NASA study to examine effects of biofuel crops. |
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February 1 2008: |
Colleges participate in national global-warming "teach-in." |
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January 31 2008: |
Researchers use DNA properties to engineer 3-D nanostructures. |
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January 30 2008: |
Bush administration may drop support for coal-fired power plant. |
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January 29 2008: |
Contribution of biofuels to high food prices debated. |
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January 28 2008: |
Washington, D.C. universities offer new science graduate degree. |
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January 25 2008: |
Georgia program pays underachieving students to study. |
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January 24 2008: |
Minnesota high school STEM summits draw hundreds. |
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January 23 2008: |
NOAA announces plan to increase use of unmanned aircraft. |
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January 22 2008: |
U.S. poised to overtake EU in alternative energy investment. |
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January 18 2008: |
NASA completes testing of plane-based telescope. |
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January 17 2008: |
Applications to select colleges hit record high. |
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January 16 2008: |
Federal agency urges Minnesota to re-examine bridges for deadly design flaw. |
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January 15 2008: |
Indian prime minister stresses business cooperation with China. |
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January 14 2008: |
Hewlett-Packard CEO warns of lack of U.S.-trained engineers. |
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January 11 2008: |
Inexpensive Indian car concerns environmentalists. |
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January 10 2008: |
New York schools ranked as the nation's best. |
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January 9 2008: |
PISA score report suggests policies linked to science scores. |
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January 8 2008: |
Automobile manufacturers step up development of electric vehicles. |
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January 7 2008: |
GM to spend millions developing self-operating cars. |
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January 4 2008: |
Progress continues on U.S. missile-defense laser system. |
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January 3 2008: |
U.S. "should delay" shuttle retirement in light of Chinese space plane, writer argues. |
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January 2 2008: |
Clean-burning coal plants seek to overcome cost, regulatory hurdles. |
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December 21 2007: |
Columbia University decides to retire atom smasher. |
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December 20 2007: |
New fellowship program hopes to transform teacher education. |
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December 19 2007: |
Creationism institute seeks approval for advanced degree in science education. |
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December 18 2007: |
Maryland job plan emphasizes STEM education. |
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December 17 2007: |
On its 60th birthday, transistor pushes size limits. |
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December 14 2007: |
Virginia governor proposes $1.65 billion in funding for colleges.
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December 13 2007: |
Report: NASA must improve K-12 STEM education programs. |
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December 12 2007: |
More schools to announce financial aid changes in wake of Harvard decision. |
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December 11 2007: |
Maryland high school offers Homeland Security technical education program. |
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December 10 2007: |
Russia launches military communications satellite. |
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December 7 2007: |
Toyota aims to combine car and robot technology. |
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December 6 2007: |
U.S., China disagree at U.N. climate talks. |
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December 5 2007: |
U.S. students trail international peers on science and math test. |
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December 4 2007: |
Report: U.S. could reduce greenhouse gases at modest cost. |
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December 3 2007: |
Pentagon plans next generation of spy satellites. |
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November 30 2007: |
Report: U.S. could reduce greenhouse gases at modest cost. |
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November 29 2007: |
Power company plans to build nuclear reactor in Virginia. |
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November 28 2007: |
Google enters renewable energy market. |
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November 27 2007: |
China unveils photos from lunar satellite. |
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November 26 2007: |
Study finds scientists more concerned than public about nano-related risks. |
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November 21 2007: |
European businesses have edge over U.S. attracting engineers, scientists. |
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November 20 2007: |
Florida governor visits state LEED renovation projects. |
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November 19 2007: |
Energy experts warn of worker shortage in Southeast U.S. |
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November 16 2007: |
Labor researchers tell Congress U.S. not lacking in scientists, engineers. |
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November 15 2007: |
GM electric car prototype ready for testing by 2008. |
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November 14 2007: |
Even top states in math and science lag behind East Asian countries. |
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November 13 2007: |
More corporations "going green" to attract young talent. |
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November 12 2007: |
Intel to sell faster, more energy-efficient chip. |
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November 9 2007: |
Faster Internet ordering via random-access computer memory model. |
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November 8 2007: |
"Robo-moth" links brain and machine. |
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November 7 2007: |
Massachusetts bill would set biofuel standards. |
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November 6 2007: |
Google announces new mobile system, move into phone market. |
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November 5 2007: |
Hybrid automakers struggle |
