Dilbert: Two Heads Are (Annoyingly) Better than One [Funny Bone]
Dilbert plays backseat engineer, to the great annoyance of his colleague.
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Dilbert plays backseat engineer, to the great annoyance of his colleague.
How many of you know what abalone is? It's a small to large-size
CEP (Chemical Engineering Progress) will publish their next biennial salary survey (of AIChE members) in the June, 2011 issue.
Back in school when I was in the weeds of topics such as process design, kinetics or mass transfer, I'd imagine myself in a chemical plant someday designing huge equipment, wearing a hardhat and ad
This month, CEP Magazine delves into the world of nanotechnology and its potential for major advances in medicine, productivity, sustainability, and quality of life. Included this month: a downloadable primer to nano-objects, covering common shapes, sizes, and compositions.
Intel has announced new 3D technology that will allow the company to pack more transistors into small chips. You can have Mark Bohr of Intel walk you through the new technology in the educational video in the panel to the right.
Asked to explain at Career Day what engineers do, Dilbert takes a cynical approach—much to the annoyance of the teacher.