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February 09, 2007

Bringing Remote, Intermittent Energy Sources Into Line

"We really value equally the technical ability of the candidate and their interpersonal leadership skills." - Vlatko Vlatkovic

May 04, 2007

A Tunnel to Atlanta

Working with a professor and lab mates from back home make for an easier, more congenial experience than plunging into a strictly American cultural environment.

February 04, 2005

Creating Engineering Programs in Tribal Colleges

Eleven tribal colleges have banded together to join the National Science Foundation-sponsored All Nations Alliance for Minority Participation (ANAMP) in order to help Native Americans train for careers in engineering.

August 25, 2006

Educated Woman, Chapter 54: Phoenix Rising

Family and friends are welcome to attend the final defense, and that's a good thing.

December 23, 2005

Educated Woman--Chapter 46: Episodes in Crisis Management

Tallying every offense, every problem, every worry--and keeping them in mind-- creates crazy, ugly people with ulcers and bad attitudes.

January 16, 2004

Engineers Corner

May 19, 2006

Making a Difference: Work as a Chemical Engineer

"I feel like I'm making a useful contribution not only to the company but to the environment," says chemical engineer John Ma of Dow Chemical Canada.

November 25, 2005

Educated Woman - Chapter 45: And Now For Something Completely Different

Peering in from the outside, the research lab I visited for about a month provided a completely different research experience than what I was used to in the United States.

January 16, 2004

Gary S. May, Ph.D.

March 24, 2006

Educated Woman, Chapter 49: The Grad-School Success-O-Meter

In grad school, a certain amount of failure is inevitable.

August 25, 2006

Professional Doctorates in Engineering

Like other professional doctorates, Eng.D.s combine an applied research project, usually in industry, with courses that are directly relevant to the candidate's profession.

May 26, 2006

Educated Woman, Chapter 51: Search. Scour. Capture. Job

Maybe the worst part about the job search is sending out an application for a job you just know you're well suited for and getting an unceremonious rejection, or even a nonanswer.

October 28, 2005

SHPE - Mentoring Hispanic Engineers and Scientists

As a result of this increased student enrollment, SHPE recently opened an office at the University of Texas at Arlington that is dedicated solely to its student programs.

June 24, 2005

Spelman Students 'Score' Using Advanced Technology

SpelBots was created to provide hands-on robotics education and research for women computer science students at Spelman, and to promote robotics and computer technology among minorities.

June 24, 2004

DARPA and the Decline of U.S. Computer Science Research

In 2000, NSF received about 3000 computer science proposals with a success rate of 30%. In 2004, the number of applications had risen to 6500 and the success rate had dropped to 16%.

July 28, 2006

Educated Woman: Chapter 53 - Mission Accomplished!

I can now add my dissertation to the list of things I've managed to finish in spite of my less-than-focused approach.

July 14, 2006

Careers in Wind Energy

Wind energy is clean, environmentally inert, and inexhaustible.

December 09, 2005

Tightrope Walker

Doing a Ph.D. on visual interfaces and usability is particularly useful, he believes, because it allows him to understand what the consumers would like to use and to guess whether a new product would succeed or fail.

June 23, 2006

Educated Woman, Chapter 52: What, Me Write?

I know I will finish; I'm just having a hard time staying focused on what needs to be done.

April 28, 2006

Educated Woman, Chapter 50: Superstar or Falling Star?

Science and engineering offer a unique opportunity to achieve something earthshattering, but that pursuit of perfection and greatness can come at a high price.

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