
Quiz
Quiz: Sports Equipment Engineering
Mar 21, 2025
The work of engineers is to design sports equipment that reduces injuries without compromising athletic performance. Find out what you know about sports safety innovations with this ASME quiz.


Article
The Brakes That Got America Moving
Mar 20, 2025
In the early 20th century, driving a car was something of a physical test. The Duesenberg hydraulic braking system, which is now an ASME Engineering Landmark, opened the roads to everyone.


Article
Engine Becomes a Chemical Reactor
Mar 18, 2025
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have repurposed an automobile engine to convert otherwise leaked methane into liquid fuels.

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Infographic: The Path to Greener Skies
Mar 18, 2025
As the aviation industry continues to pursue emissions reduction targets, renewable fuels are expected to play a vital role—if production can keep up.


Article
Nimbus Launches Scaled Hybrid-Electric Jet
Mar 17, 2025
A Seattle-based aviation startup recently flew a 1/10th-scale model of its electric-powered business jet, proving its propulsion system's viability.


Article
Tracking Hummingbirds with Tiny 'Bird Backpacks'
Mar 17, 2025
University of Washington research lab utilizes miniature "backpacks" attached to hummingbirds for tracking.




Article
Mechanical Engineers Continue to Work from Home
Mar 17, 2025
As the world gradually returns to the office, many mechanical engineers continue to enjoy the benefits of remote work and continue to face visibility, communication, and productivity challenges.

Quiz
Quiz: What Do You Know About Mount Wilson's Telescopes?
Mar 14, 2025
These devices helped advance both astronomy and humanity’s perception of the universe.


Article
Energy Blog: Electricity Not a Critical Import
Mar 13, 2025
The cross-border feuding between the U.S. and Canada raised the profile of North American energy flows.


Article
5 Unusual Modes of Urban Transit
Mar 13, 2025
A traditional bike too simple for your liking? Here are five devices engineered to make the (on and off) roads easier to travel.