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  • Russian engineer dies in India road accident, 13 others injured (Associated Press via Yahoo! India News) A Russian engineer working with India's premier aeronautics company was killed and 13 others injured on Thursday when their bus overturned on a mountain road in eastern India, police said.


  • Beating The Stink: Environmental Engineer Works To Eliminate Odor In Biosolids (Science Daily)The county of Los Angeles may not like this distinction, but environmental engineer John Novak says the sludge from this area of California has the worst odor of any he has ever tested. A walk inside his laboratory, sealed-off from other testing facilities on the Virginia Tech campus, produces instant agreement.


  • Civil Engineer Licensure Examination Results (Philstar.com)The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announces that 2,065 out of 4,654 passed the Civil Engineer Licensure Examination given by the Board of Civil Engineering in the cities of Manila, Baguio, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo and Legazpi this November 2006.


  • Nuclear power engineer dies (Coventry Evening Telegraph)A MECHANICAL engineer who helped build jet engines for Frank Whittle has died aged 83. Paul Wolff, who was born in Germany in 1923 but lived in Britain from 1932, went to work for Frank Whittle's company Power Jets in 1944.


  • Aeronautical Engineer Licensure Examination Results (Philstar.com)The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announces that 30 out of 106 passed the Aeronautical Engineer Licensure Examination given by the Board of Aeronautical Engineering in Manila this November 2006.


  • Engineer's duties are expanded (Asbury Park Press)Township engineer Robert H. Chankalian Jr. will also serve as the Toms River business administrator as part of a government restructuring designed to create a new focus on long-neglected public works projects.


  • Engineer-by-day sampling CDs in giddy Girl Talk (The Morning Call)Biomedical engineer by day, subversive party animal by night, Gregg Gillis has turned his laptop into a lethal weapon. He was one of the most talked-about artists of 2006. Things tend to get out of control when Gillis, aka Girl Talk, mouse-clicks his digital menu of sampled beats, melodies and vocals and starts twisting them into new shapes for the pleasure of his fans.


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