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Retired Engineer Whose Home Was Flooded 11 Times Builds Defense Wall to Keep It Safe and Dry
A retired engineer has been dubbed "Worcester’s King Canute" after he built a wall to protect his 600,000 pound ($760,000) property from flooding. Nick Lupton, 60, and his wife Anne, ...
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How a Heroic Polish Engineer’s Designs Aided America’s Victory in the Revolutionary War
Young engineer Tadeusz Kosciuszko aided America’s revolution with diversionary tactics and engineering feats.
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Today, the Golden Gate Bridge has come to symbolize San Francisco, and it is the universally recognizable icon ...
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Bill Hable was 47 when he started building himself a boat. Now the former mechanical engineer from Bloomer, ...
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An Engineer for NASA Finds Passion in Researching Cold Storage for Space Missions
Dr. Lee Moradi is a humble man, one of those who would rather not receive attention. He is ...
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Chinese-American Raytheon Engineer Sentenced to Prison for Technology Exports
A Chinese-American electrical engineer who worked for Raytheon Missile and Defense was sentenced on Wednesday to 38 months ...
November 18, 2020
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An Elite Engineer Dies After 20 Years of Persecution and Forced Homelessness
A professional engineer endured a 20-year-long persecution before passing away lonely and homeless while waiting for his former ...
November 14, 2020
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NASA Names DC Headquarters After First Black Female Space Race Engineer: Mary W. Jackson
NASA's first black female engineer, the late Mary W. Jackson, is receiving public tribute as the space agency ...
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Globetrotter and Former Executive Calls Shen Yun ‘Something Completely Different’
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July 17, 2015
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Nearly 40 percent of women who earn engineering degrees quit the profession or never enter the field, and ...
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Engineers Optimistic and in Demand
As the world’s population continues to climb, changes in the built environment are a must. The role of ...
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