Chemical Engineering Progress (CEP) is a journal of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. A special promotion is underway, as of November 8, 2002, that allows free registration and access to the online version of the magazine, including over a year of back issues. The promotion will continue "for a limited time;" unfortunately, no clarification is given. Several departments keep readers up...

Civil Engineering is a monthly publication of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Although full access to the magazine is reserved for subscribers, each month's feature story is provided free on this Web site. These in-depth articles examine some of the most outstanding spectacles in the world of architecture and construction. Feature stories dating back over a year are archived and can still...

EEdesign (last mentioned in the February 15, 2002 NSDL Report for Math, Engineering, and Technology is one of many Web sites that are part of the EETimes Network. This new resource for electrical engineering (EE) and electronics professionals integrates the online versions of global technical newspapers. It also serves as a central access point to sites for specific industries that are part of the...

Structural engineering has certainly been a hot topic since the tragic collapse of the World Trade Center towers. This journal publishes current research into building, bridge, and dam construction, as well as anything else related to structural engineering. Just getting its start last year, the journal's first volume consisted of ten papers, which are posted online. The current volume is just...

Engineering Conferences International is an electronic journal available through the Berkeley Electronic Press "to provide conference organizers with a new publication option--a highly visible, rapidly disseminated outlet for conference materials." The ECI program sponsors interdisciplinary scientific/engineering conferences through the Engineering Conferences Foundation and Polytechnic...

With origins dating back to the 1800s, the Engineering News-Record (ENR) has served the construction industry for generations. Now published in an online edition, ENR has information about construction technology, power and industrial issues, environment, and much more. One of the most interesting sections of the site focuses on new projects around the world, describing innovative buildings and...

Harvard's Science and Engineering Department website has much to offer, and even non-science and engineering folks will find a great deal to enjoy here. Articles such as "Using nanotechnology to improve a cancer treatment" and "New treatment extends life of melanoma patients by an average of four months in large clinical trial" can be read in full by clicking on the "full story" link at the end of...

IEEE-USA, a unit of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, maintains this monthly Webzine to inform industry workers and professionals about issues relevant to their careers. Business trends, ethics, public policy, engineering performance, and management are just a few of the focus areas addressed in Today's Engineer. Reader polls provide insight into thoughts and values of...

Stay on top of the latest engineering feats with Interesting Engineering. This news source covers a range of innovations and trending topics, from robotics to environmental protection. Though in many ways the site operates as a traditional media outlet, it does a nice job of boiling down complex engineering endeavours into brief, intelligible stories. This makes the site understandable to those...

The student-led Journal of Young Investigators (JYI) features peer-reviewed undergraduate research in the sciences, math, and engineering. JYI's Web journal "publishes the best submissions from undergraduates, with an emphasis on both the quality of research and the manner it which it is communicated." Much of the research currently presented is life science oriented. The full complement of...