Electrical engineers, Thomas Edison and Edward Johnson, designed a string of electrical lights that developed into modern day Christmas lights.
Electrical Engineers Bring Christmas Lights to the Masses Read More »
The new deputy director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is a Silicon Valley native.
California Gaining Recognition from the US Patent Office Read More »
Patents are one way to measure a country’s ability to invent.
Professor Avram Bar-Cohen, 2014 IEEE CPMT Field Award Winner, is leader in heat sink, heat transfer, and thermal management.
2014 IEEE CPMT Winner, Expert in Thermal Management and Heat Transfer Read More »
Graphene utilization could lead to vast improvements in the semiconductor industry.
Getting Closer to Reaching Graphene’s Full Semiconductor Potential Read More »
Glew Engineering Consulting is located in the thick of it all – in the heart of the Silicon Valley.
Developments in solar engineering and mprovements in Solar Panel Technologies improves efficiency of solar panels.
Developments in Solar Engineering Improves Performance Read More »
A discussion on counterfeiting of semiconductor components and how it affects the electronics industry.
On The Engineer’s Kitchen this week we look at using a technique to engineer foams and froth found in new age cooking.
A discussion over the mining availabilityof rare earth elements in Greenland and what it means to the semiconductor and engineering industries
‘Green Light’ in Greenland Lends Hope For Rare Earth Mining Read More »
Exploring the advantages and disadvantages to plastic lumber.
Eco-Friendly Engineering Materials: Plastic Lumber Read More »
Engineering designs and materials for roofing that work like a heat sink and help with the thermal management within a structure.
Eco Friendly Engineering Materials & Designs: Roofing Read More »
The Engineer’s kitchen this week discusses the using liquid nitrogen as it pertains to the thermal management of ingredients in the culinary arts.
The engineering advantages and disadvantages to using steel studs vs wood studs in residential construction.
The Engineering Advantages and Disadvantages to Steel vs Wood Studs Read More »
In The Engineer’s Kitchen, we discuss the engineering side of today’s cooking techniques and tools.
this week on The Engineer’s Kitchen,I look at the technique of creating caviar type dishes known as spherification
The Engineer’s Kitchen: Spherification Technique Read More »
We look at engineering materials to replace concrete while keeping the thermal properties and thermal management of the substance.
Engineering Environmentally Friendly Materials: Concrete Read More »
A discussion on the thermal properties and engineering advances in the use of PEX pipe for thermal management in plumbing applications.
Thermal Properties and Benefits of Polyethylene (PEX) Piping Read More »
