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- The Women Behind ENIAC – IEEE Spectrum
- six women—Jean Bartik, Kathleen Antonelli, Marlyn Meltzer, Betty Holberton, Frances Spence, and Ruth Teitelbaum—who programmed the computer to calculate artillery trajectories in seconds. the E…
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- Can Underground Agriculture Feed the World? | Engineering.com
- vertical system that allows agricultural production almost anywhere, without the traditional constraints of weather, irrigation or land-use. It’s harder than it looks to grow food underground, an…
- Engineering’s Biggest Problem | Engineering.com
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- Spooky STEM Activities for Halloween!
- “Whether at home or in the classroom, this Halloween offers a great opportunity to keep the learning going with hands-on activities. Festive projects with spooky themes can teach your learners…
- Volusia Manufacturing Association VMA
- It is the intent of the VMA Grant to provide seed money for manufacturing-related program equipment and limited consumables may be provided in the initial request. The school must be able to sustai…
- Dodgy wind? Why “innovative” turbines are often anything but
- In 1919, Albert Betz calculated that the maximum energy that could be extracted from the wind regardless of the type of device used was 59.3 percent. This number, Betz’ limit, has stood the tes…
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- “motionless” rooftop wind generators deliver up to 50% more energy than a solar array of the same price, while taking up just 10% of the roof space and operating more or less silently. In…
- Top Engineering Videos – Mikes Electrical — Born to Engineer
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- The Portal Paradox – YouTube
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- Bee-inspired technology uses aerial drones to 3D-print structures
- BuilDrones. Working from a shared digital blueprint, these collaboratively build up the structure by extruding successive layers of material – such as wet concrete – via a nozzle on their under…
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