New software tool makes programs run more efficiently
R & D Magazine
"These safety features—or meta-functions—can slow a program down so much that software developers will often leave them out entirely," says Dr. James Tuck, an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at NC State and leader of the ...
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Radioactive Traces Are Miniscule, Team Finds
Daily Californian
In the laboratory of Kai Vetter, a UC Berkeley associate professor-in-residence of nuclear engineering, graduate students are analyzing the samples gathered by these tools, purchased from Home Depot, as part of a search for traces of radiation in ...
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Marcus Ranum and Gary McGraw talk about software security issues
SearchSecurity.com
Marcus: I know this is one of those "grey-bearded old programmer" questions, but what about the availability of code quality tools? It seems the newer stuff doesn't have much in the way of CASE (Computer Assisted Software Engineering -- remember that? ...
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Good vibrations?
EurekAlert (press release)
"Prolonged exposure to intensive tool vibration can cause hand-arm vibration syndrome," says Subhash Rakheja, a professor in Concordia's Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. "Over time, some workers can lose sensation in their hands or ...
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Rotamic chooses Bridgeport GX 1000 milling machine
Manufacturing Talk
A Bridgeport GX 1000 three-axis vertical machining centre from Hardinge Machine Tools has been installed in subcontractor Rotamic Engineering's factory in Crediton, Devon. The machine is Rotamic's first Bridgeport CNC milling machine and, ...
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