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Presents the 1987 winners of the annual Prestressed Concrete Institute design awards program that honors architects and engineers for their aesthetic, functional and economical use of precast, prestressed concrete. Chairman of the jury which selected the winners; A. Epstein and Sons, Architects and structural engineers for the Execute Place building in Westmont, Illinois; Wilson Mumper, architects, Brandon & Johnston Associates, structural engineers for the Meyer Center in Pleasanton, California; Spillis Candela & Partners, architects and structural engineers for the 800 Douglas Entrance in Coral Gables, Florida.

The article announces the recipients of the Engineering News Record Southwest's Top Young Professionals in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry including Josh Ahrens, Emily Allen, and Manrique Umana Brenes.

The article announces several American Society of Civil Engineers awards in 2014 including the Service to People Award to executive Lee C. Lennard, Professional Service to Students Award to engineer Natalie M. Weiershausen and the Excellence of Journalism Award to reporter Gary Jacobson.

The article offers information on the 2016 American Control Conference (ACC) that was held from July 4-8, 2016 in Boston, Massachusetts on various topics including vehicle dynamics and control, and robust control. Topics discussed include introduction of a program Applications Friday (AF) to engage local practicing engineers and students; AACC award recipients such as Tariq Samad; and a list of upcoming conferences such as International Federation of Accountants 2017 WORLD CONGRESS.

The article profiles Tesla Motors Inc. chief technical officer Jeffrey Brian Straubel, recipient of the 2009 Engineer of the Year, in the U.S. Brian took a master's degree in energy systems engineering at Stanford University's School of Engineering and worked in various companies where his work focused on the development of electric vehicles. In addition, he is working on the manufacture of Tesla's Model S electric sedan.

The article announces the top 25 newsmakers who have been recognized by "Engineering News-Record" for their innovations and achievements in 2008 which include engineering professor Bernard Amadei, county engineer Warren Schlatter, and architect Shaun Killa.

The article announces appointments and awards in the U.S. aviation industry, including Michael Kahn as executive vice president and general manager of ATK Launch Systems for Alliant Techsystems, Stuart V. Kerr as principal director of the technical Computing Services Subdivision in the Enterprise Information Services organization and the Hispanic Engineer National Achievement Awards Conference (HENAAC) Luminary Award given to Charles Quintero.

The article announces several personnel changes and awards at aerospace firms including the Asian-American Most Promising Engineer of the Year award received by Katherine Pendergraph of Northrop Grumman Corp., appointment of Sandy Samuel at Lockheed Martin and Paul Benson at Esterline Corp.

Focuses on the career of General Electric Co. engineer Rowland W. Redington in Schenectady, New York. Career history; Achievements and awards; Medical devices invented. INSET: A gallery of achievers.

The article presents the nominees for the second Engineering Achievement Award in the U.S. The award will be given to outstanding engineering achiever who contributed in the field of engineering in the country. In appreciation of the achievements which have reinforced engineering's central role in creating a better America.

Profiles Jay Wetzel, vice president of engineering firm Saturn in the U.S. Winner of the Engineering Quality Award; Years of experience in the engineering industry; Career background. INSET: Saturn's impressive debut.

The article reports on the move of the American Society of Heating Refrigerating & Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) which honored several of its outstanding members and on its Student Design Project Competition. It enumerates the awardees which include Constantinos Balaras, Van Baxter, and Brian Warwicker. The competition reportedly challenged students to create an integrated sustainable building design for the Drake Well Museum wherein Holly Brink got the top place.

The article announces that Brad Furukawa and Helena K.L. Chan received the Northrop Grumman 2013 Asian-American Engineer of the Year award.

The article announces that Brad Furukawa and Helena K.L. Chan received the Northrop Grumman 2013 Asian-American Engineer of the Year award.

The article announces that Brad Furukawa and Helena K.L. Chan received the Northrop Grumman 2013 Asian-American Engineer of the Year award.

Lists of finalists for EDN's 20th annual Innovation Awards program for engineers and engineering technologies and companies are presented which include JTAG Live software modules from JTAG Technologies, DesignWare SuperSpeed USB 3.0 IP from Synopsis and MontaVista Software.

The article profiles Engineer Martin Fisher, the founder of KickStart International, a non-profit technology development in the U.S. He was named the 2008 Engineer of the Year by the magazine "Design News." Fisher's most famous designs are several human-powered pumps that can irrigate an acre or more of land.

The article announces that Byard D. Wood, a professor of aerospace and mechanical engineering at Utah State University, has been given the Utah Governor's Science and Technology Medal for 2011 for his work on renewable energy.

Presents news briefs on various awards given to businesses in the United States as of May 2000. Engineering Excellence Awards presented by the Consulting Engineers Council of North Carolina to Arcadis Geraghty & Miller; Bruno Benna Leadership Award presented by the International Concrete and Aggregates Group to the chairman of C.B. Concrete; International Achievement Award presented by the Industrial Fabrics Association International to Presto Geosystems.

The article offers information on the DesignCon, a communication and semiconductor technology event, held on January 31-February 1, 2018 in Santa Clara, California. Topics discussed include the products highlighted at the event such as including the MP1900A Signal Quality Analyzer-R from Anritsu; the Ethernet connectivity products from TE Connectivity; and Engineer of the Year Award won by Mike Peng Li for his high-speed I/O and interconnects in the Programmable Solutions Group at Intel Corp.

The article reports that Santiago Calatrava, FAIA, renowned for designs that test the limits of engineering, has been selected as the 61st recipient of the AIA Gold Medal. The architect, born in Valencia, Spain, and now based in Zurich, Switzerland, has long been designing simple and graceful, yet sculptural, forms, dominated by steel, glass, and concrete. His work, often involving a complicated interplay between design and structure, might not be possible without the architect's background as an engineer.

The article announces the Institution of Mechanical Engineers' looking to reward 2019 Prestige Awards, for advancing mechanical engineering awards including James Watt International Gold Medal; James Clayton Prize; and Verena Winifred Holmes Award.

The article offers information on the African Prize of Royal Academy of Engineering in London awards for the entrepreneurial engineers, which mention about the short listed candidates for the awards including Beth Koigi of Kenya.

The article reports that competition has been introduced for young engineers to design the trophy for the Queen Elizabeth (QE) Prize for Engineering

The article announces several personnel changes and awards in the hydrocarbon energy sector including the appointment of Mark Babyak as vice-president at Elliott Group, the appointment of Meredith Morris at Airswift and 2018 Texas Tech Distinguished Engineer award to Clark Butts, from BCCK Holding.

The article offers information on the 2018 Prestige Awards for engineers including the James Watt International Gold Medal, James Clayton Prize and Alastair Graham- Bryce Award.

The article announces the recipients of the achievement awards for engineers during the 2017 American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Honors Assembly including Ralph Coats Roe Medal to Adrian Bejan, Hoover Medal for John Staehlin, and Gustus L. Larson Memorial Award to Evelyn N. Wang.

An interview with design engineer Daisy Coombes is presented. It mentions that she won the Bryan Hildrew Apprentice of the Year Award from JCB in 2017. Explored is her aim on imparting engineering principles in educating students in developing countries as well as on developing "STEM-in-a-box" style package.

The article presents author's views regarding Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) technology. Topics include Governor A.W. Gilchrist Award given by the American Council of Engineering Companies of Florida received by journal's reader Arthur Belefant; award given to engineers working for humankind; impact of hurricane Harvey and Irma on Florida and need of working on HVAC systems, and water damage.

The article announces the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) awards including Young Engineer ASME Turbo Expo Participation Awards received by David Holst and Prashant Singh, and Student Advisory Committee Travel Award received by Michael Branagan.

The article reports that British engineer-inventor Steve Lindsey was nominated to the final of the European Inventor of the Year Awards 2017 which was held in Venice, Italy on June 15, 2017. It mentions that Lindsey was recognized for his Blade Compressor that could deliver energy savings by about 20%. It discusses the life and career of Lindsey along with his achievements such as the 2015 UK Manufacturing Entrepreneur of the Year Award.

The article offers information on the application requirements for awards for young engineers including the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Gas Turbine Segment Young Engineer Turbo Expo Participation Award (YETEP), the ASME IGTI Student Scholarship Program, and the Student Advisory Committee Travel Award. Topics include the need to have an academic degree such as Bachelor for the YETEP; information on nomination deadline; and the purpose of the awards to promote engineering.

The article reports on the 2016 Vision Awards ceremony hosted by Institution of Mechanical Engineers president Jon Hilton and director of engineering Dr. Colin Brown held on September 28 as a celebration of the achievements of young engineers including Katie Winkle, Jake Wilshaw and Suzi Gray.

The article announces that Marshall J. Norris of Greenville, South Carolina, has been named the 2016 Engineer of the Year by the South Carolina Society of Professional Engineers.

The article announces that Madiha El Mehelmy Kotb has received the 2016 Safety Medal from the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors.

The article features Steve Hageman, recipient of the 2013 Jim Williams Memorial Contributor of the Year Award in the Annual Creativity in Electronics (ACE) Awards by "EDN/EE Times." His enthusiasm in approaching work and eagerness in sharing knowledge can be seen in his blog, "The Practicing Instrumentation Engineer," as well as in his posted comments on the Web site. Hageman considers winning the Jim Williams Memorial award a huge honor and is humbled by it.

The article offers information on various events and issues related to engineered systems in the U.S. which include Danfoss' EnVisioneer of the Year award competition, a cleanroom technician training seminar, and LonMark Resource Files computer software from LonMark International.

The article offers information on the Institution of Mechanical Engineers- Vision Awards given to engineers including IMechE Land Rover Spen King Sustainability Award for 2012 to Samuel Scannell, Rachel Smedley as IMechE AMEC Undergraduate Scholarship Award holder and Peter Bonnington as Visionaries for 2012.

The article announces awards given to exceptional young engineers in Great Britain including Undergraduate Visionary to Philip Deakin, 2011 Apprentice of the Year to Jennifer Harvey and Young Member of the Year to Paul Cummins.

The article offers information on John E. Abele, retired founding chairman of Boston Scientific Corp. who has been awarded the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) medal for his distinguished engineering achievement. Abele who has a couple dozen patents under his name is most proud of his invention called catheter. Abele is a pioneer in the field of less-invasive medicine and has worked rigorously towards innovation in health care and business.

The article introduces a series of articles about five engineering teams who have remained on top of the job-skills pyramid in 2009. They include Intrinsity Cortex-A8 Fastcore team, MontaVista Software Real-Fast Linux team, Numonyx Alverstone Phase-Change-Memory team, Synopsys DesignWare SuperSpeed USB 3.0 IP team and the Xilinx Virtex-6/Spartan 6 team. These teams were selected as finalists for the Innovator of the Year award.

The article offers information on the deadline for the 2016-2017 International Gas Turbine Institute (IGTI) American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Student Scholarship and nominations for the 2017 Dilip R. Ballal Early Career Award.

The article offers information on the applications for the 2016 Baroness Platt of Writtle Award and for the 2016 Hawley Award presented by the Worshipful Co. of Engineers through their trust fund, The Engineers Trust.

The article announces that Theodore Zoli, vice president and bridge technical director in the New York City office of HTNB Corp., has been chosen as one of the recipients of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation's grant for his work on bridge design and security reinforcement.

The article offers information on the Young Engineer Turbo Expo Participation Award (YETEP) at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Turbo Expo 2016 in Seoul, South Korea on March 1, 2016. It states that the award is intended for young engineers at companies and government service. It mentions that the award nominee must obtained academic degree in engineering discipline.

The article announces several awards to engineers by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers of Great Britain including the Undergraduate Visionary award to Stephen Myers, the Young Member Visionary to Nabeel Younis, and the Alastair Graham Bryce Award to Dawn Elson and Caroline Alliston.

The article announces several engineering awards including the Outstanding Project of the Year award to carbon fibre technology provider Magma Structures, the Manufacturer of the Year award to seals manufacturer Superior Seals and the Engineer of the Year award to engineer Steve Austen.

The article announces that the University of Queensland (UQ) has received the Engineers Australia's 2015 Gender Diversity Awards 2015 for its efforts to increase female enrolment in its engineering courses.

The article announces that incorporated engineer Tom Moore has received the Baroness Platt of Writtle Award 2015 by the engineering company Worshipful Co. of Engineers.

The article announces the American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers' Technology Awards for 2007 where Matt Younger, principal of Stantec Consulting, has been awarded for designing the Washington Department of Veterans Affairs in Retsil, Washington, Pierre Roussel and Jacques Lagace have been awarded for designing a thermal plant, and Daniel Pare of International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) has been awarded for designing an IBM semiconductor packaging facility.