Denver Airport 2nd Largest In The World, Twice the Size of Manhattan

Denver International Airport is twice the size of Manhattan and is the second largest public works project in the world, second only to the Chunnel linking England and France. By land area, it is the…

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Britain Unveils £85 Million Grants For Energy Efficiency

Britain’s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), in conjunction with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has announced a new £85 million grant system for “three key technologies” – Robotics and Autonomous systems, Advanced Materials…

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SpaceX Pushing The Limits For Private Space Exploration

The year 2013 has been one for the history books as regards Elon Musk, SpaceX and its new partners. In March SpaceX’s Dragon Spacecraft docked with the international space station, ferried to it by a…

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Solar Nanofilters Mimic Bacterial Mechanism to Clean Contaminated Water

A Nanotechnology Breakthrough Recent advances in practical applications of nanotechnology reveal an astounding truth: nanotechnology is here to stay and its application will transform every scientific field and industry it comes in contact with. When…

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Driverless Vehicles Are The Next Step In The Evolution Of Transportation

ROPITS: Hitachi’s Single-Passenger Self-Driving Transporter With rapidly increasing urban development worldwide, passenger and freight moving within urban areas is set to increase dramatically in coming decades. Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) are tasked with preparing comprehensive…

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Everything Internet Will Be $14.4 Trillion Market By 2020

One thing we don’t have to worry about is running out of Internet addresses. IPv6 protocol has the capacity for 340 trillion trillion (3.4 x 10^38) addresses; that’s 100 addresses for every atom on the…

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Billions Of Dollars Spent On Smart Grid Modernization Projects Around The World

Creating a global smart grid is as simple as applying today’s 21st-century technologies to an electric grid that was created in the post-World War II decades and in some cases includes “ancient” technology from an…

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3D Cybernetic Bionic Ear Will Increase Human Hearing

Modern multi-channel implantable hearing devices were approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1985 for adults and in 1990 for children. Since that time approximately 300,000 cochlear implants worldwide have been conducted…

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5 Of The Most Exciting Civil Engineering Projects Happening Right Now

Alvarado Water Treatment Plant Expansion of the water treatment plant in San Diego began in 2008. The project is expected to take 20 years and will be completed in five phases. The new facility will…

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Futuristic Hotel Designs From Self-Sustaining To Luxury Floating

These days there are more types of hotels to choose from than pastries in an Italian pastry shop. Categories include: Hip (popular with celebrities); underwater, themed boutique, romantic, casino, compact, eco-friendly (IndustryTap, Jul. 2013), child-friendly,…

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Denver Airport 2nd Largest In The World, Twice the Size of Manhattan

Britain Unveils £85 Million Grants For Energy Efficiency

SpaceX Pushing The Limits For Private Space Exploration

Solar Nanofilters Mimic Bacterial Mechanism to Clean Contaminated Water

Driverless Vehicles Are The Next Step In The Evolution Of Transportation

Everything Internet Will Be $14.4 Trillion Market By 2020

Billions Of Dollars Spent On Smart Grid Modernization Projects Around The World

3D Cybernetic Bionic Ear Will Increase Human Hearing

5 Of The Most Exciting Civil Engineering Projects Happening Right Now

Futuristic Hotel Designs From Self-Sustaining To Luxury Floating

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