The offices at Knovel are a little emptier this time of year, and we’re certain that the same goes for many of you. But we know how important your links are every Monday, so once again without fail we bring you the Monday Link Review!
Think all the best green innovations are coming from the engineering department? The Baltimore Sun has a piece on four Howard County highway workers who built a device to cut vehicle emissions.
Next, from the world of pseudoscience, author Cory Doctorow has asked readers on boingboing.net to handle (correctly) the orbital mechanics for his next book!
From the mapping of the human genome to finding water on Mars, MSNBC.com takes a look at the Top 10 Science Stories of the Decade.
And finally in my personal favorite link of the week, Today’sBigThing brings us an in depth look at a classic story in Little Red Riding Hood for Engineers.
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October 25, 2011 at 9:26 pm
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