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Engineering Innovation
By The National Academy of EngineeringTechnology
Engineering Innovation episodes
- A Broken (Chocolate) HeartChocolate's mysterious properties are supposed to seduce your Valentine, but only if it?s engineered correctly.0 min
- Architecture of the CellOur understanding of how cells are constructed could change, because one biologist took an art class.0 min
- Check Out That Slow Mo'?It's a Gas!This weekend, men across the country are thinking about a TV upgrade in time for the Super Bowl... and they drool over plasma screens.0 min
- http://WTOP.marsYears before the President's plan for a human trip to Mars, an Internet pioneer began pushing NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory to build an interplanetary Internet.0 min
- Joe Gibbs, Head EngineerYou thought Joe Gibbs was a football coach...or maybe a NASCAR owner? Some see him as an engineer.0 min
- The Technology of Time2004 is almost here. The number of time-dependent technologies is increasing all the time, and you probably don?t even know it. It?s time you learned about time.0 min
- The Gilbreth Guide to Holiday ShoppingThe movie "Cheaper By The Dozen" opens Christmas day. Its real-life characters could have probably helped you juggle activities of the season.0 min
- The Future of FlightThis Wednesday is the hundredth anniversary of the Wright Brothers? first flight in North Carolina. But did you know that history was made locally by the brothers?0 min
- Football Brain StrainThere's lots of football on this holiday weekend and that means lots of tackles and possibly, in the course of that, some concussions.0 min
- Kinder, Gentler Endometriosis TreatmentOne in ten women of reproductive age has excessive tissue growth in the lining of her uterus. It's called endometriosis. Hysterectomy is currently the only way to ensure a cure, but now that is changing.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.