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Engineering Innovation
By The National Academy of EngineeringTechnology
Engineering Innovation episodes
- To Hack a HeartCan your heart be hacked? If you have a common pacemaker-defibrillator device called an I-C-D, the answer might be “yes.”0 min
- The Engineering Behind TRON: LegacyThemes from the soon-to-be-released Disney film TRON: Legacy are among the features at this weekend’s USA Science & Engineering Expo. What’s that all about?0 min
- Science and Engineering Festival on the National MallNext weekend, the first USA Science and Engineering Expo will take place on the National Mall…with more than fifteen-hundred hands-on activities and about a hundred performances.0 min
- Nanotech Breast Cancer Treatment (Part 2)For patients with breast cancer, the big worry is whether it has spread. Engineers are working a way to spot – and kill – otherwise undetectable new growths anywhere in the body.0 min
- Nanotech Breast Cancer TreatmentIn a Swiss Army knife approach to breast cancer therapy, engineers are creating tiny drugs that combine detection, targeting, and treatment.0 min
- Car HackMost of us are aware that our laptops or desktops can be vulnerable to cyber attack. But, as they become increasingly computerized, cars may become targets too.0 min
- SPAM TrapEven with good SPAM filters your in-box can get overloaded with junk.? A new e-mail monitoring tool may help.0 min
- Personal Instant ReplaysAre you one of those people who prefers watching football on TV to the stadium experience?? After all, you?ve got the replays and close-ups.? A new technology promises the best of both worlds.0 min
- Artificial TreesYou?ll remember from school that trees take up carbon dioxide while producing oxygen.? So might an answer to global climate change be to engineer artificial trees?0 min
- Right StepIf you have an unbalanced walking stride, it can cause injury?or prevent proper recovery.? So engineers are developing a system to help you adjust, and train, your stride.0 min
About Engineering Innovation
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The National Academy of Engineering has worked with the Washington, D.C. region's most listened-to radio station — the all-news format WTOP…
Radio — and the nation's only radio station specifically dedicated to covering news related to the federal government — WFED 1500 AM — To provide weekly features highlighting engineering innovations and stories that add technical context to issues in the news. Hear some of our stories in the links below.