Engineering Stories ( realistic fiction) in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) By Kenneth Richard Hardman Kenneth R. Hardman publisher c 2013 Engineering PS509..E55 H33 2013            […]

The Best American Science  And Nature Writing 2012   Edited by Dan Ariely Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company c2012 Engineering PN6071. S3 B46 2012   The Best American series is the […]

It Looked Good on Paper: Bizarre Inventions, Design Disasters, and Engineering Follies Edited by Bill Fawcett New York : Harper, c2009 Engineering TA174 .I83 2009 It Looked Good on Paper is a remarkable compendium […]

Why Don’t Jumbo Jets Flap Their Wings? By David E. Alexander New Brunswick, N.J. : Rutgers University Press, c2009 Engineering Library TL546.7 .A44 2009 Why don’t jumbo jets flap their wings? offers a fascinating explanation […]

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April 30th – Endnote Basic (30 minutes)   Introduction to an online citation management system that is free for everyone at the University of Iowa.   It helps you to manage […]

Happy Earth Day!  Today, April 22, Earth Day celebrations are occurring throughout the United States as well as around the world.  This year’s theme, Green Cities, focuses on sustainable communities. […]

April 15th is National Rubber Eraser Day! When  celebrating the invention of the eraser, the names and stories of several European scientists intertwine: Frenchman Charles Marie de la Condamine, Portuguese […]

April 16th – Keeping up with Your Research: Alerts and Notifications Learn to set up alerts and notifications on some of your favorite databases and library resources so that you […]