A group of researchers decided it was high time to find out under lab conditions which was the best champagne-pouring method for protecting the bubbles.

Most of us have stopped making overly ambitious New Year’s resolutions that are supposed to make us healthier, wealthier, and generally happier individuals.

This months' Letters to the Editor concern the article "Safety First?" from the September 2010 issue.

"Energy Assessment Guidance" and "Radar Underfoot" are included in the News & Notes section this month.

The January 2011 Computing section features "Chinese Games," "Code Race" and "Big Picture."

Recently published books for engineers and those interested in engineering.

Materials & Assembly is the theme of this month's Tech Focus section, which features "Dowel Locks Tight Without Tools" and "Robots Veer Off the Beaten Path."

FEA: It can come from instruments and test designs and even geometry, and it can add considerable cost to computer analysis.

Before we can embrace appropriate energy policies, we have to face the hard truths about the technologies available to us.

Focus on Heat Transfer: The high-tech challenges in making chocolate.

Sixteen hours to send a telegram? That was a technological revolution in 1858.

A career arc from India to the Middle East was driven by the global power of standards.

The January 2011 Software Exchange section includes "DYI Design," "Solids and Surfaces" and "Render and Light."

This month's New Products include data-logging thermometers, a heat sink sensor, and piston pumps.