Materials science research shows that 2-dimensional phosphorus could be the future for the semiconductor industry.
Materials Science News: 2-D Phosphorus-The Future for Solar Cells? Read More »
A consulting EE’s thoughts on why 3D printing will work in zero gravity. Potential advantages of 3D printing in space.
First attempt in 3D printing by a consulting electrical engineer.
3D Printing Part 1: First attempt By A Consulting EE Read More »
2014 IEEE Medal of Honor recipient comes from the field of power semiconductors.
IEEE 2014 Medal of Honor Recipient Comes from the Field of Power Semiconductors Read More »
A brief review of crucial semiconductor industry inventions that lead to current integrated circuits.
UC Riverside engineering team uses silicon dioxide found in Silly Putty to improve lithium-ion batteries.
UC Riverside Engineering Team Uses Silly Putty to Improve Batteries Read More »
As nanotechnology, or the building of machines at the molecule scale, and biomimicry has progressed and advanced, electronic skin and even electronic
Biomimicry Advances Create e-Whiskers that Allow Robots to Feel Read More »
Project management and the product development process is in transition due to the popularity of the Agile Project Management methodology.
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 »
Patents are one way to measure a country’s ability to invent.
This week on The Engineer’s Kitchen we engineer a fresh summer dessert using local fruit.
On The Engineer’s Kitchen today we share a recipe for engineering a great summer time desert.
The Engineer’s Kitchen: Mocha Mousse Layered Pie Read More »
We use thermal analysis to check the thermal environment of whiskey rocks compared to regular ice cubes to cool liquid.
This week on the Engineer’s Kitchen, We make a cool sorbet for the hot summer months
The Engineer’s Kitchen: Grilled Peaches with Lemon Blueberry Sorbet Read More »
A study of the thermal engineering process that produces an espresso, and the thermal analysis that optimize the end result.
This week in the Engineer’s Kitchen, we do some engineering of a bison burger with apple coleslaw at our engineering consulting firm in the Bay Area
The Engineer’s Kitchen: Bison Burgers with Apple Coleslaw Read More »
This week in The Engineer’s Kitchen, we engineered a Panzanella Salad with Grilled Chicken as a summer lunch.
The Engineer’s Kitchen: Grill Style Panzanella Salad Read More »
Alternative energy opportunities and advances available utilizing Methane Gas for energy generation.
Here in our weekly cooking blog, The Engineer’s Kitchen, we create summer BBQ with a recipe for wine and pepper tri-tip with a creamy potato salad
