Our April 2025 issue posted, and it's chock full of great stories on the frontiers of engineering.

Where next for robotic surgery?
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Recycling old wind and solar components
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And more!
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Duesenbergs were the hypercars of the 1920s -- automobiles built by racecar engineers and packed with cutting edge technology. One innovation -- four-wheel hydraulic brakes -- are now an ASME Engineering Landmark.

“Twenty percent of their lives were spent going through a global pandemic,” said Mike Hadden of Skansa USA. “A lot of them are breaking out of their shell, wanting so desperately to be heard because they weren’t for so long.”

Engineering's generation gap.

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New issue (members only) of Mechanical Engineering just dropped, featuring a cover story on NASA's Artemis program by the always-excellent Louise Poirier.

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Senior editor Louise Poirier brought us an in-depth history of the Disneyland monorail. Social media star (and 37th president) @dicknixon.bsky.social makes a cameo appearance.

Editor in chief @jeffreywinters.bsky.social wrote this lovely appreciation of the Evinrude outboard motor. (Sadly, the Evinrude brand has been discontinued.)

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