"Professional reporters are good at putting things in context, but they don't have the depth of knowledge in specific areas that the people they're covering (and often their readers) do. The weblog format provides the structure for people to write about their daily lives--and journalists could look to this as a source of expert knowledge." - Paul Bausch
This week, CR4's Amichelin reports from the ASEE Annual Conference and Exhibition in Chicago, where the hot topic is "Advancing Scholarship in Engineering Education". Amichelen, an engineer and professor, is attending all three days of this event and has already submitted his first report.
Last week, CR4's MillMatt identified market segments where technical opportunities abound. Today, MillMatt targets North Korea, where engineers and technicians are readying a rocket that may contain a nuclear warhead.
In a three-part series, CR4's Roger Pink considers the science of global warming, providing you with valuable source materials that can help you draw your own conclusions.
On a lighter note, CR4's Stilljester wonders what's better – 12 ounces or 2 pints. Think you know the answer? What happened to understanding units?
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