Gamification is moving from social media networks to technical sites for both motivational and generational reasons. Engineers will have to play to win.

Wireless power transfer has come a long way since Nikola Tesla's work at the forgotten Wardenclyffe lab.

Will neutrinos from a supernova in the Tarantula Nebula save Einstein endangered postulate? Does all research have to be immediately profitable? Will collisions at Fermilab’s Tevatron slow the speed of declining scientific prominence in the United States?

The ring is given in a ceremony developed with the assistance of Rudyard Kipling and known as "The Ritual of the Calling of an Engineer."

Each of the major semiconductor EDA companies approaches innovation is different ways, but all agree that creating new products and improving existing ones is essential to survival. By John Blyler Everyone talks about innovation. Start-up companies are the most visible vehicle for innovation, but also the most risky with a one-in-ten chance of modest success. Less visible is the innovation …

Would the EDA industry be better served by the disruption caused by yet another acquisition attempt on Mentor or a sell off?

Repeatable Evidence is hard to obtain. Dr. Nancy Cartwright of the London School of Economics and UC San Diego examines the movement to establish evidence-based public policy in this ISEPP lecture.