Digital engineering: expanding the advantage

Engineering Cultures: Expanding the Engineering Method for Global Problem Solvers

What does it mean for engineers to engage in global problem solving? What forms of knowledge or sets of capabilities characterize the effective global problem solver? What sorts of learning experiences are involved in gaining such knowledge and capabilities? The purpose of this paper is to present the design, initial steps, and preliminary assessment of the “Engineering Cultures: Building the G...

Beyond technicalities: Expanding engineering thinking

Engineering appears to be at a turning point. It is evolving from an occupation that provides employers and clients with competent technical advice to a profession that serves the community in a socially responsible manner. Traditional engineering education caters to the former ideal, whereas increasingly both engineers themselves and their professional societies aspire to the latter. Employers...

Social media and JNIS: expanding the digital clique.

940 CT angiography-based collateral fl ow and time to reperfusion are strong predictors of outcome in endovascular treatment of patients with stroke F Sallustio, C Motta, S Pizzuto, M Diomedi, A Giordano, V C D’Agostino, D Samà, S Mangiafico, V Saia, J M Legramante, D Konda, E Pampana, R Floris, P Stanzione, R Gandini, G Koch 944 Stent retrieval thrombectomy in acute stoke is facilitated by the...

Digital systems engineering

Page Correction 36 Figure 2-7 → Figure 2-8 39 expoxy → epoxy 51 db → dB 59 “phono” → phone 60 The term BNC is an acronym meaning “bayonet Neill Concelman”. This connector is named after its designers, Paul Neill of Bell Labs and Carl Concelman of Amphenol. The “B” originally stood for “baby” but was changed to “bayonette” after the TNC connector was introduced to distinguish the bayonet fasteni...

Engineering the oxygen coordination in digital superlattices