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Issues from 2002
Previous issues of Progressive Engineer online magazine featuring profiles of engineers and companies and stories on engineering projects that detail the accomplishments of engineers.
| FEATURE: Cooling from the Depths - Using lake water to cool buildings at Cornell University saves huge amounts of energy, lowers pollution, and solves refrigerant problems. | |
| COMPANY PROFILE: Professional engineers at Criterium Engineers perform inspections on homes and other buildings | |
| PROFILES | |
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David Fischetti: Structural engineer saves lighthouses, covered bridges, and other historic structures |
| 2 - |
Tim Anderson: Inventor puts other people's trash to innovative uses |
| 3 - |
Michael Cordiero: Mechanical engineering student designs a safer helmet for whitewater sports |
| EDITORIAL: Mentoring young engineers presents a win-win opportunity | |
| FEATURE: Cooling from the Depths - Using lake water to cool buildings at Cornell University saves huge amounts of energy, lowers pollution, and solves refrigerant problems. | |
| COMPANY PROFILE: Becker Morgan Group specializes in buildings | |
| PROFILES | |
| 1 - |
Michael Cordeiro: Mechanical engineering student designs a safer helmet for whitewater sports |
| 2 - |
Frank Lombardi: Engineering chief at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey survives the World Trade Center disaster |
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Gary Ybarra: Electric engineering professor shares a love of science and engineering with kids |
| EDITORIAL: Mentoring young engineers presents a win-win opportunity | |
| FEATURE: Let the Bugs Do the Work: A one-of-a-kind facility at Albany Internaitonal Airport uses anaeobic bacteria to treat plane de-icing fluid wastewater | |
| PROFILES | |
| 1 - |
Frank Lombardi: Engineering chief at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey survives the World Trade Center disaster |
| 2 - |
Gary Ybarra: Electric engineering professor shares a love of science and engineering with kids |
| 3 - |
Israel Wachs: Chemical engineering professor solves methanol pollution problem for paper mills |
| EDITORIAL: The TV show Providence highlights the contribution of engineers to a city's infrastructure and landscape | |
| FEATURE: Let the Bugs Do the Work: A one-of-a-kind facility at Albany Internaitonal Airport uses anaeobic bacteria to treat plane de-icing fluid wastewater | |
| PROFILES | |
| 1 - |
Israel Wachs: Chemical engineering professor solves methanol pollution problem for paper mills |
| 2 - |
Drew Landman: Oversees Langley Full Scale Wind Tunnel |
| 3 - |
Rebecca Bowman: Civil engineer and lawyer |
| EDITORIAL: The TV show Providence highlights the contribution of engineers to a city's infrastructure and landscape | |
| SHOPTALK | |
| ON THE ROAD: Chesapeake and Delaware Canal | |
| FEATURE: A New Crop Takes Root: Windmill farms in Pennsylvania and other mid-Atlantic states | |
| PROFILES | |
| 1 - |
Drew Landman: Oversees Langley Full Scale Wind Tunnel |
| 2 - |
Rebecca Bowman: Civil engineer and lawyer |
| 3 - |
Emory Kristof: National geographic oceanic photographer |
| EDITORIAL: Plasma fusion as alternative energy | |
| EMPLOYMENT PROFILES: Haestad Methods | |
| SHOPTALK | |
| ON THE ROAD: Chesapeake and Delaware Canal | |
| FEATURE: A New Crop Takes Root: Windmill farms in Pennsylvania and other mid-Atlantic states | |
| PROFILES | |
| 1 - |
Emory Kristof: National geographic oceanic photographer |
| 2 - |
Vince Pearce: Transportation engineer pioneers smart and secure highways |
| 3 - |
Mark Reed: Nanoelectronics expert taking computers to a molecular level |
| EDITORIAL: Plasma fusion as alternative energy | |
| EMPLOYMENT PROFILES: Haestad Methods | |
| SHOPTALK | |
| ON THE ROAD: New Hampshire's Mount Washington | |
| FEATURE: Motors and More: Third-generation electromechanical equipment repair specialist Longo Industries | |
| PROFILES | |
| 1 - |
Vince Pearce: Transportation engineer pioneers smart and secure highways |
| 2 - |
Mark Reed: Nanoelectronics expert taking computers to a molecular level |
| 3 - |
Drew Gillett: Solar energy |
| EDITORIAL: New ways to educate engineers | |
| EMPLOYMENT PROFILES: Volkert & Associates; O'Connell & Lawrence | |
| SHOPTALK | |
| ON THE ROAD: New Hampshire's Mount Washington | |
| FEATURE: Motors and More: Third-generation electromechanical equipment repair specialist Longo Industries | |
| PROFILES | |
| 1 - |
Drew Gillett: Solar energy |
| 2 - |
Frank Meldau: Catamaran sailboats |
| 3 - |
Craig Miller: Civil engineer goes to Haiti |
| EDITORIAL: New ways to educate engineers | |
| EMPLOYMENT PROFILES: Volkert & Associates; O'Connell & Lawrence | |
| SHOPTALK | |
| ON THE ROAD: Western PA's Allegheny Portage Railroad | |
April 2002
| FEATURE: Still in a Class of Its Own -- Morgantown, WV's PRT computerized mass transit system | |
| PROFILES | |
| 1 - |
Frank Meldau: Catamaran sailboats |
| 2 - |
Craig Miller: Civil engineer goes to Haiti |
| 3 - |
Garrick Louis: Water and waste infrastructure |
| EDITORIAL: Engineering's Draper Prize | |
| EMPLOYMENT PROFILES: Advantica Stoner; Greenhorne & O'Mara | |
| SHOPTALK | |
| ON THE ROAD: Western PA's Allegheny Portage Railroad | |
March 2002
| FEATURE: Still in a Class of Its Own -- Morgantown, WV's PRT computerized mass transit system | |
| PROFILES | |
| 1 - |
Garrick Louis: Water and waste infrastructure |
| 2 - |
Herbert Rothman: Suspension bridge specialist |
| 3 - |
David Berends: Mixes music and electrical engineering |
| EDITORIAL: Engineering's Draper Prize | |
| EMPLOYMENT PROFILES: Advantica Stoner; Greenhorne & O'Mara | |
| SHOPTALK | |
| CAREER & BUSINESS TOPICS: Continuing education programs | |
February 2002
| FEATURE: Building a Better Place to Live -- National Association of Home Builders Research Center | |
| PROFILES | |
| 1 - |
Herbert Rothman: Suspension bridge specialist |
| 2 - |
David Berends: Mixes music and electrical engineering |
| 3 - |
Doug Cooper: Chemical engineer develops process control software |
| EDITORIAL: Over-relying on Computer-Created Designs Has Its Perils | |
| EMPLOYMENT PROFILES: Kleinschmidt USA; Anderson and Associates | |
| SHOPTALK | |
| CAREER & BUSINESS TOPICS: Continuing education programs | |
January 2002
| FEATURE: Building a Better Place to Live -- National Association of Home Builders Research Center | |
| PROFILES | |
| 1 - |
Doug Cooper: Chemical engineer develops process control software |
| 2 - |
David Law: Pioneering rehabilitation engineer |
| 3 - |
John Zaniewski: The science of asphalt pavement |
| EDITORIAL: Over-relying on Computer-Created Designs Has Its Perils | |
| EMPLOYMENT PROFILES: Kleinschmidt USA; Anderson and Associates | |
| SHOPTALK | |
| CAREER & BUSINESS TOPICS: Using student project teams | |
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