Several young women are now enjoying success as drivers and crew members in the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing.

Recently published books for engineers and those interested in engineering.

The March 2010 Computing section features "Attack Prediction" and "Sees It, Knows It."

Power Transmission & Motion Control is the theme of this month's Technology Focus section.

"Power Mats" and "Math by Gender" are part of News & Notes this month.

This month's Letters column features letters concerning the September issue's "The Power of the Past" and "Designing for Keeps."

Unlike motion pictures the tragedy in Haiti is real, as is the plight of millions of others throughout the world who live in environments with means so limited that they barely have enough to survive.

That’s Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt, and no matter how hard you search, there’s no way to eliminate all risk in the patent game.

If a samurai fought a Viking, who would win? An ME knows who would.

Y14.8 for the dimensioning and tolerancing of castings and forgings is extended to molded parts.

What a tangled web we weave when first we design with the environment in mind.

Microsystems and Nanotechnology: Carbon nanotubes are making their way intao high-tech vehicles.

Nanotechnology: Carbon nanotubes have the potential to store a thousand times more mechanical energy, pound for pound, than steel springs.

At the nanoscale, the way that cancer spreads and kills can best be understood as mechanical processes. Nanotechnology and nanoscale mechanical engineering may soon lead to a revolution in oncology.

New Products this month include high-adhesion tapes, a portable hygrometer, and low harmonic drives.

Software Exchange features "Documents in 3-D" and "CNC Inspection" this month.