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Photo: Engineering a flush
April 19, 2005 American Standard's Champion toilet replaces the flapper and chain with a flushing "tower."SCO appoints software chief
July 26, 2004 The software company has named Sandy Gupta as vice president of engineering.Gates explains why Microsoft needs Yahoo
February 20, 2008 A main driver of the takeover bid is the desire for "great engineers," says Microsoft's chairman. Plus: Windows 7 and other future tech.PDF to get an engineering edit
March 1, 2004Engineering a new curriculum
September 10, 2007 UC Berkeley is remaking its engineering program to attract new students. On the agenda: nanotech, biology, social engineering.What's up, Doc? Not the number of science Ph.D.s
December 5, 2003 A survey shows that the number of doctoral degrees awarded in U.S. science and engineering programs continues to drop. Women, however, are earning a growing share.Red Hat promotes engineering exec to CTO
October 12, 2005 The new technology officer has a long resume in high-end computing.Fewer women in computer jobs these days
October 14, 2004 But women have increased their representation in all the natural science professions, especially medical science, a study says.Science, engineering Ph.D. numbers buck downturn
December 13, 2004 Degrees awarded climbed 2.8 percent last year, likely easing some worries that the nation is losing its technological edge.Old scams pose the 'greatest security risk'
November 2, 2004 Villains are more likely to get into computer systems by manipulating people, not machines, analysis firm Gartner says.Experts: Education key to U.S. competitiveness
April 17, 2007 Science, technology, engineering and math programs need a boost for the country to maintain its edge, panelists say at governors' forum.Photo: An innovation initiativeEngineering change: Plugging Africa's kids in to $100 laptop
April 11, 2007 Hassounah has lived with a significant pay cut and long hours on the road to help countries buy cheap laptops for children. Photos: Laptops in the classroomEngineering change: Photos
April 10, 2007 From Mongolia's wind-torn steppes to the slums of Buenos Aires, technologists are finding ways to help the world's poor.Engineering the perfect Christmas tree
December 21, 2004 Don't get that fake evergreen just yet. Gene engineering and time-tested farming techniques are merging to form a better tree. Photos: Oh Christmas treeEngineering change: Finding clean water for the slums of Buenos Aires
April 10, 2007 Day 2: Stanford University Ph.D. Rebeca Hwang has a plan for boosting the power of water treatment technology in Argentina.Photos: Tapping pure waterEngineering change: Of PDAs and maternal medicine in Mongolia
April 9, 2007 Day 1: Jaspal Sandhu wants to find out if 50 personal digital assistants can help puncture Mongolia's inflated maternal death rate.Photos: Life in rural MongoliaTech vets making leap to green tech
May 29, 2007 Clean-tech companies are hiring IT veterans as they look to bring Silicon Valley-style entrepreneurship to slow-moving industries.Microbe maker raises $30 million in funding
November 14, 2006 Start-up is genetically engineering microbes that can break down waste products to create ethanol through fermentation.Invention kit takes tech design to kids
August 28, 2006 PicoCricket Kit lets tomorrow's young inventors fuse engineering with art, music and other creative fields.Kevin Mitnick, the great pretender
June 14, 2006 newsmaker Famed hacker says companies need to beware social-engineering techniques used to get sensitive data.
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