ENGINEERING.comArtificial Skin Detects Temperature ChangesENGINEERING.com"Pectin is widely used in the food industry as a jellifying agent; it's what you use to make jam. So it's easy to obtain and also very cheap," said Daraio, professor …

NSE urges NYSC to post engineers to relevant engineering organisationsDaily Trust“We have been going to the NYSC camp, on yearly basis, to sensitise young engineers and NYSC officials on the need to post engineering graduates to relevant organisations,” he …

Medical DailyCannabis Oil Vs. Hemp Oil, Hash Oil 2017: Facts And Myths About Alternative Cancer, Pain, And Stress TreatmentsMedical DailySmoking may be the most popular method to use marijuana, but it's not the only one. Cannabis-derived oils are incre …

The Globe and MailTrump policies could give US shale competitive edge, Canadian oil lobbyist saysThe Globe and MailCanada's top oil lobbyist says the industry risks ceding more ground to shale drillers in the United States if president-elect Donald Tru …

Ann Johnson, engineering historian, dies of rare cancerCornell ChronicleShe was 51. The cause of death was endometrial stroma sarcoma, a rare cancer. Johnson, associate professor of science and technology studies who joined the faculty in 2015, did qualita …

UM Engineering School Creates Biomedical Degree ProgramHottyToddy.com“Biomedical engineering at the University of Mississippi will prepare students for rapidly growing opportunities in three primary job markets,” said Dwight Waddell, associate professor of …

Mark Turnquist, engineering professor emeritus, dies at 67Cornell ChronicleMark Alan Turnquist, professor emeritus of civil and environmental engineering at Cornell, died Dec. 5 at home in Falmouth, Maine. He was 67. Turnquist's research focused on the …

The Globe and MailAt midday: Dow hits another record as banks, oil climbThe Globe and MailU.S. stocks are resuming their climb Monday, led by gains in energy companies and banks, sending the Dow Jones industrial average to another record high. Technology c …

Franklin Moore, engineering professor emeritus, dies at 94Cornell ChronicleFranklin Kingston Moore '44, Ph.D. '49, the Joseph C. Ford Professor Emeritus of Mechanical Engineering who in 1985 received national recognition from NASA, died Nov. 21 in …

The Oil Century: How Oil Transformed AmericaOilPrice.comThe United States pumped 488,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil that year, and the oil was mostly used in refining to produce kerosene for lamps, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) s …