New research in mesoscale atmospheric modeling suggests that the power capacity of large-scale wind farms may have been significantly overestimated.

I have come to wonder, is there a “dark side” to the unbridled speed that technological solutions provide in our industry? Is it possible that these tools hinder the true understanding of a project? As wonderful as technology is, it creates new challenges in quality control of the final product.

By Greg Koontz, PE, LS

John P. Bachner, Executive Vice President, ASFE/The Geoprofessional Business Association will lead a webinar titled, POOFREADING 101.

North Carolina A&T State University and Guilford Technical Community College have announced a new joint partnership.

North Carolina researchers have developed nanoscale particle networks that can be injected into the body to release insulin.

Duke University biomedical engineers have grown three-dimensional human heart muscle that acts just like natural tissue.

Three-dimensional printing, technically known as stereolithographic fabrication, can be used to create microwave invisibility cloaks.