Top articles review of 2011

Engineerblogger
Jan 3, 2012

As we enter a new year, allow me to thank you for your continued support and interest in The Engineering Economist blog this past year—and to take a moment to share some of the best articles of 2011.

1. Everyday Prothetic Finger 
2. A new approach to harvesting wave energy   
3. Boeing funds strategic carbon fibre recycling collaboration 
4. Technology for Charging The Next-Generation of Environmentally Friendly Vehicles  
5. Highly efficient oxygen catalyst found could prove useful in rechargeable batteries and hydrogen-fuel production  
6. First self-powered device with wireless data transmission  
7. Engineer creates cartilage with 3D printer and living "ink"  
8. High-quality white light produced by four-color diode laser source  
9. Solar Ship: The aircraft transport without dependency  
10. The Energy that Drives the Stars – Different Technologies for Unique Demands  
     

It’s been a great yet humbling year since I started the blog just a year ago. This has enabled me to offer a platform to share with you my daily news review, and to engage and actively contribute views on various technological advances.

I wish you a happy and prosperous 2012.