If you've been in the same engineering job for more than 10 years and possess a bunker mentality where you refuse to budge from the comfort of the job you've come to master, you may be in trouble.

"Consumption and Gas" and "Bio Required" are part of this collection of Letters to the Editor.

This month's News & Notes section includes "Winding Takes a New Turn" and "Extreme Tribology."

"Drawing Old Ironsides" and "VR Lends a Hand" are part of Computing this month.

Technology Focus, which has a theme of Materials and Assembly this month, features "Slippery in Space" and "Clean Handling."

Figure skating is an unusual sport on many levels, not the least of which is the lack of change in the equipment.

Congress is out of town for several weeks, giving us an opportunity to take a look at how the House and Senate have been treating research funding for the upcoming fiscal year.

Special Report on Interdisciplinary Engineering: New technologies and skills change the profession as it seeks to fit a wide-open global marketplace.

Or should we just mind our own business?

Actually they're cameras, helping robots work a little easier in an untidy world.

A new technology promises to reduce the emissions from gas-fired power plants.

Product lifecycle management systems are touted as tools for collaboration, but they're used for much more than that.

"MEMS Design" and "Quick CAD Verification" are part of Software Exchange for September 2004.

This month's New Products section includes "Filters that fit," "Internal inspection" and "Latching valve."