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1. Fabrics get smart: electro-active textiles serve as switches, sensors, and more

2. Composite decisions: how do Airbus engineers decide which materials to use? They let the best materials compete against one another

3. Green engineering: new chairs from Haworth and Steelcase tread lightly on the environment

4. Nanotech surfaces: in coatings and surface enhancements, a little nanotechnology goes a long way

6. Green wire: automotive wiring gets an environmentally friendly coating

7. Electric racer: there's something missing from Raser Technologies' race car. The engine; To demonstrate just how powerful its ac-induction motor technology can be, Raser built a Formula race car driven entirely by batteries and the company's Symetron P2 pancake motor. No combustion engine needed

8. Inside outsourcing: should design engineers fear outsourcing? Maybe, but not quite yet

9. Winning composites: SPE competition brings out the best in automotive engicomposites--and other neering thermoplastics, too

10. The right stuff: the best materials and mechanical design savvy help spacesuit makers balance conflicting engineering goals

12. Ceramics: cool current; High-temperature superconducting wire becomes increasingly practical operationally and financially

13. Cool means small: a low-power, efficient processor is the key to new handheld computer

14. Say 'color': special-effect colors help Kodak tailor the looks of one-time use cameras to consumer tastes around the world

16. CFD yields EPA okay: computational fluid dynamics software helped Volvo engineers create a heavy truck that meets clean air standards and doesn't gulp fuel economy to the wind

17. Breaking the glass barrier: after 10 years in development, new coating and processing technologies have paved the way for plastic car windows

18. Fast models, big value: by cutting the number of design iterations and allowing engineers to check component stack-up early in the design process, office modeling helps motorola save time money, and engineering effort

19. Turning point: Hewlett Packard's new Tablet PC may be loaded with features, but it's the not-so-simple rotating hinge that will turn heads. (Cover Story)

20. Dazzling plastics difficult engineering

21. Metals take a turn in new drills: there's no shortage of new products that scrap metals in favor of plastics. DeWalt's latest line of cordless drills went the other way. (Design for Manufacturing)

22. Big trucks, tight turns: four wheel steer enables tight turns, but safety came first in this by-wire steering system

25. Big crane has global reach. (Global Innovation Award/Grove Worldwide)

27. Molding multiphysics: a tighter coupling of mold-filling and structural analyses provides insight into part performance and molding economics

30. PBT gets a makeover: a new cyclic form of this familiar engineering plastic could expand its use

31. It's not all about the circuit: today's consumer electronics present their share of mechanical engineering challenges, too

34. New composite lifts off: here's an introduction to a new glass-reinforced version of a familiar thermoplastic

35. Mold away design problems: new injection molding techniques do away with a pair of common design troubles

36. Bayer breaks up polymers business: it is possible that this corporate restructuring will ultimately push plastics into emerging applications

38. Strong bodies: advanced high-strength steel promises weight loss, safety gains

41. Intelligent fasteners: shape memory alloys and embedded systems could forever change how we assemble--and disassemble things--with mechanical fasteners

42. TPE seals relax: stress relaxation tests help predict sealing performance

43. And the survey says ... A new study reveals design engineers plastic preferences

48. Elastomeric survivors: dragging old parts from junk yards and recycling plants into their lab, engineers test if elastomers hold up in the real world. (Materials)

49. Safety nets. (Automotive Engineering)

50. Injection molded gloves keep shocks at bay: linemen's gloves may represent one of the most difficult elastomer molding jobs ever. (Cover Story/Elastomers)

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