Interesting EngineeringSolar Power Became the World's Cheapest Energy, New Study Says ...Interesting EngineeringA new report says that solar power has become the world's cheapest energy source. The cost has decrease drastically in recent years.and …

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ReutersUdacity's self-driving car engineering degree lures over 11,000 ...ReutersSilicon Valley online education platform Udacity has already received more than 11000 applicants for its so-called nanodegree in self-driving car engineering, ...and …

ReutersUdacity's self-driving car engineering degree lures over 11000 hopefulsReutersUdacity is hoping to reach and train international talent who cannot access a degree from prestigious U.S. universities with top-notch engineering and robotics departm …

India's new oil diplomacy aimed at sweetened dealsThe HinduPetronet LNG Limited, India's largest gas importer would have at least saved $8 billion or Rs 50,000 crore over the life of the contract at current oil prices by re-negotiating a gas deal w …

Motley FoolOil & Gas Stock Roundup: $50 Oil Fuels Massive GainsMotley FoolOil spent most of the week above $50 a barrel, though it did close just under that key level and was barely up for the week. Still, oil around $50 a barrel is great news for prod …

CBC.caTallying Alberta's oil revenue losses from Fort McMurray wildfiresCBC.caWhen the threat of the wildfires was at its peak in the last month, more than 1.1 million barrels a day of oilsands production was shut down. That amounts to nearly 30 per ce …

eInfochips Chief Technologist to Outline Trends and Challenges for VLSI ...IT News OnlineeInfochips, a leader in global product engineering services, has announced that semiconductor industry veteran Dr. Ambar Sarkar - now Chief Technologist at eInfochips …

Deflation? Oil's 45 pct rebound could be markets' next headacheDaily MailLONDON, April 27 (Reuters) - Whisper it, but the next challenge for financial markets and policymakers may not be deflation, but the remarkable surge in oil prices from the si …