"3D Manufacturing Innovation" is one of the engineering titles spotlighted in the June 2008 M.E. Bookshelf section.

Albert Folch has created an online gallery of his own microscopic images, which were taken from his microfluidics work.

The June 2008 Technology Focus section includes "Tailgater's Fail-Safe," "The Nag Necklace" and "Molecule Spotter."

"Victorian Computer," "CAD Doing Well," "Super 3-D Camera" and "Rethinking IC Engines" are among the items in the June 2008 Computing section.

The June 2008 News & Notes column includes "Electric Superhighway," "Controls for Coal Plants" and "International Language."

June 2008 Letters to the Editor address nuclear power in South Africa, the Generation IV program, global warming and nuclear waste.

Virgil Carter retired in July 2008, after six years as executive director of ASME.

Collaboration between ASME and API extends Fitness-For-Service principles to industries beyond refining.

How an Oregon businessman designed a bike -- the Tikit -- that goes from zero to suitcase in under six seconds.

Mechatronics: Mechanical, electrical, control, and software engineers all play a vital role in building electromechanical systems. But who will lead?

Feeding engineering information from the Bill of Materials, or BOM, to other systems isn't easy, but it can be profitable.

Much of the future for mechanical engineers will involve integrating systems of all kinds, according to participants in the M.E. Global Summit.

New tools can help mechanical engineers avoid common pitfalls in designing complex mechatronic motion control systems.

The June 2008 Software Exchange section includes "CAD Instruction Online," "General-Purpose Design" and "Flow Illustrated."

New Products for June 2008 include a bench scope, roller bearings, vertical conveyors and an infrared thermometer.