1. Miss America By The Numbers
(Money/Economy)

... (science, technology, engineering and math) education. According to Haskell, 35 percent of this year’s contestants are involved in one of those fields. “We’re going to be awarding two $5,000 scholarships ...

2. Don't be scared of Nuclear Power. Be concerend AND informed
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... what is. I obviously am connected to the industry; I have been so fora very short period of time so far, less than a year. I also have technical background with Degrees in engineering, and I am in ...

3. Red Light Camera Mistakes
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

Red light cameras were always for-profit business partnerships between for-profit camera companies and local governments willing to set up the engineering and the enforcement rules to give most tickets ...

4. Red Light Camera Mistakes
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

Red light cameras were always for-profit business partnerships between for-profit camera companies and local governments willing to set up the engineering and the enforcement rules to give most tickets ...

5. Mantoloking, Brick’s Steel Wall by the Numbers
(N.J./State)

... week in Coastal Engineering.  ...

6. 5 Reasons for 75 MPH on Garden State Parkway
(N.J./State)

... limit. O’Scanlon said, according to NJ.com, "Speed limits should be set solely on sound engineering criteria, not the hunches of lay persons." O’Scanlon said that after considering past traffic research, ...

7. NJ Unemployment By The Numbers
(Money/Economy)

... some optimism, investment in STEM jobs (Science, Engineering, Technology, and Mathematics) is very much needed in order for the state to remain competitive. That is an agenda that Christie's Democratic ...

8. Daddy, Me, Trayvon, And The Talk
(Opinion/Commentary)

... engineering school. Their first attempt left me crippled, and they called the dorm room at 15-minute intervals, round the clock, explaining the creative ways they intended to kill me if I didn’t leave. ...

9. Chinese Manufacturer of High Speed Trains Calls On NJIT to Develop new Wireless Communication Technologies
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... which will be based in the department of electrical and computer engineering. Professors in this department, who are national experts in wireless communication, will conduct the research. “In brief, ...

10. Offshore Wind Energy & Transmission Line Will Provide Huge Benefits to New Jersey
(Opinion/Commentary)

... 10,000 full-time jobs in the state. The large majority of these jobs are good-paying, high-skilled jobs in areas like manufacturing, construction, engineering, and marine industries, and especially well-suited ...

11. Find Out What N.J. College is the Most Underrated in the Country
(Life/Style)

...  Notable rankings include third nationally for awarding master’s degrees in engineering technologies and engineering-related fields to Hispanic students. In less than a decade, NJIT has moved from a ...

12. Christie Administration Announces July Launch of Stronger NJ Business Loan Program
(N.J./State)

... other construction costs associated with repair or replacement of the place of business; installation of fixtures; mitigation; new construction and renovations; landscaping; paving; architectural or engineering ...

13. Rangers' Coaching Search: Is Boucher Right Guy for the Job?
(Sports/Professional)

... and agricultural engineering; and a master’s from the University of Montreal in sports psychology. His 1-3-1 forecheck, mostly an anomaly in the NHL, has been quite successful for him on each level of ...

14. New Jersey father had 34 children
(N.J./State)

... University in Philadelphia, where he studied civil engineering. As a Hamilton native for 42 years, he worked in construction his whole life, working on projects such as the development of Interstate 295 ...

15. Cost to Drive Jumps to Over $9,000 a Year
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... per year. “Many factors go into the cost calculation of owning and operating a vehicle,” John Neilsen, AAA’s Director of Automotive Engineering and Repairing said. “This year, changes in maintenance, ...

16. Is a Martian Colony Simply a Dream or an Approaching Reality?
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... programs trying to convince people that doing science and engineering is good for the country. It was self-evident,” says astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson. Mars One hopes he is right and believes they ...

17. A Day to Blast Christie: Democrats Unite at Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
(N.J./State)

... administration for the consulting contract to manage Sandy relief spending in New Jersey. The group has raised questions about how the engineering firm CDM Smith, based out of Edison, was selected as ...

18. Anti-Rape Lingerie Invented by Students in India
(World/International)

... and alerts to the girl's parents and police via SMS. In an interview with Hindustan Times, Manisha Mohan, an engineering student of the SRM University in Chennai said "The shocks can be emitted ...

19. N.J. Native Buzz Aldrin Advocates a Manned Mission to Mars ... and Forget the Moon
(U.S./Nation)

... trying to convince people that doing science and engineering is good for the country. It was self-evident,” said Tyson. “ Fully funded mission to Mars and anywhere beyond low earth orbit commanded by ...

20. ‘Hallmark of Confusion,’ Complicated Pay-to-Play Law Needs Reform
(N.J./State)

... Attorney General Jeff Chiesa alleged that the Eatontown-based engineering firm not only skirted pay-to-play restrictions, but also took part in a six-year money laundering scheme. Overlooked in the news ...