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79-year-old Conrad Milster has been keeping Pratt Institute up and running since 1958. As the university’s chief engineer, he’s in charge of maintaining the steam engines that provide heat and hot water …
A homage to 1960s and '70s Italian motorcycle design, on show in NYC
The Bjarke Ingels Group explores how architects and engineers can alter their concepts to respond to local climate and social needs
UCSD researchers develop a wearable that painlessly detects dangerous blood sugar levels
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In five years, the Swedish automaker aims to have no deaths in its new cars: here's how they're getting there
An alumni of MIT's Media Lab and NASA, this artist applies his engineering skills to create robots
Donald Buchla is undeniably a pioneer of electronic music. A contemporary of Robert Moog, he built his first voltage-controlled synthesizer in the ’60s, which would provide nearly infinite possibilities of sounds to …
Hand-dyed and laden with super sparkly Swarovski crystals, the Phase Round Earrings by aerospace engineer-turned-metalwork designer Lynn Maclachlan melds usage of innovative digital tools such as 3D printing with traditional craft techniques …
Rube Goldberg was a Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist, inventor of convoluted yet weirdly-brilliant machines—like Professor Butts and the Self-Operating Napkin—a humorist, sculptor, author and engineer. Loaded with never-before-seen essays, letters, memorabilia, patents and …