Researchers at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, are building tiny, inexpensive robots that would mimic the still-mysterious flight skills of bats.

Recently published books for engineers and those interested in engineering.

Power Transmission and Motion Control is the theme of this month's Technology Focus column.

"Supercomputing Upgrade," "It Gets Me," and "Brain in a Box" are part of this month's Computing column.

The November 2009 News & Notes includes "Panel Recommends K-12 Engineering Education" and "One Carbon Sink May Be a Net Source."

November's Letters column includes several letters concerning the May feature article "Hyrdrogen Horizon."

There is far less “fiction” in science fiction than we could have imagined even as recently as the 1990s, when we figured we had already seen it all.

ASME’s Board of Governors has identified three critical areas -- energy, global impact, and engineering workforce development -- where ASME should play a leadership role.

The world's most successful research park is celebrating its 50th anniversary. In today's virtual world, it’s still a model for projects around the globe.

A nuclear power company applies 3-D tools to save time—and cut risk—in the maintenance of its reactors.

When it comes to the distances that can separate virtual teams, geography is only the beginning.

Immersive, interactive simulated environments have the potential to remake fundamental engineering practices.

This month's New Products include a CANbus controller, thermometers and thermowells, and a continuous gasket vent.

This month, Software Exchange products include EnSight Lite, SustainabilityXpress, and VariCAD.