Engineering Innovation

Engineering Innovation

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Engineering Innovation episodes

  • Mosquito's Defense
    Those pests of summer – mosquitoes – thrive in wet environments. So how do their fragile bodies survive the impact of raindrops fifty times their weight?
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  • Designing for Climate Change
    Streams are the life blood of wetlands and woodlands. As we increasingly urbanize and develop near these areas, how should we lessen the impacts on nature?
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  • Runoff Protection
    Heavy rains, like we’ve had recently, run off hard surfaces in urban areas causing erosion and pollution in nearby streams that ultimately connect with the Chesapeake Bay.
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  • Runoff Protection
    Heavy rains, like we’ve had recently, run off hard surfaces in urban areas causing erosion and pollution in nearby streams that ultimately connect with the Chesapeake Bay.
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  • Natural Flow
    The natural and urban environments may seem like opposites, but nature could help engineers predict such things as city traffic flow.
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  • Building Communication
    Since we don’t directly pay the bills, most of us don’t give much thought to energy consumption in our offices. But soon you might have a daily conversation about it…with the building itself.
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  • Building Communication
    Since we don’t directly pay the bills, most of us don’t give much thought to energy consumption in our offices. But soon you might have a daily conversation about it…with the building itself.
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  • International Cybersecurity
    The leaders of the U-S and China are meeting this weekend to discuss, among other things, cyber-security. Most recent news coverage has focused on cyber-theft, but could it turn into all-out war?
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