The United States should do everything in its power to produce more domestic engineers and scientists.
The Environment Agency said doctors, engineers and scientists investigated the effects on health and found no concerns.
Furthermore, engineers and scientists have spent years, and millions of dollars, grappling with this problem without success.
Despite the uncertainties, Monday was a day to savor for the hundreds of mission engineers and scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
In 2010 the Environment Agency said doctors, engineers and scientists had investigated the odour and determined it had no effect on human health.
Engineers and scientists are developing many new types of materials such as carbon nanotubes, ceramic-matrix nanocomposites (and their metal-matrix and polymer-matrix equivalents), and new carbon fibers.
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That points to a jobs crisis of an entirely different nature: A woefully inadequate supply of STEM graduates to meet the current demand for engineers and scientists.
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Consider that China and India each now graduate more engineers and scientists per year than the U.S. The U.S. share of patents issued here has fallen below 50%.
This advance in the realm of medicine comes, oddly enough, from the digital world of fiber optics and laser printers, courtesy of engineers and scientists at Xerox Corp.
After all, Indian engineers and scientists form the backbone of Silicon Valley's workforce, and they continue to pour into companies across the world whenever visas can be wheedled out of governments.
Engineers and scientists can simulate machines or physics experiments.
The company behind the product is an engineering development outfit with 35 employees (Engineers and Scientists) that has been retained to complete projects for Boeing, 3M Corporation, Oakley, Lockheed-Martin and others.
Every year, 1.2m engineers and scientists graduate from Chinese and Indian universities, as many as in America, the European Union and Japan combined and three times the number ten years ago (see chart 7).
Paul Jacobs, the company's boss, complains about high corporate-tax rates and the difficulty of getting immigrant visas for foreign-born engineers and scientists, but maintains that America is not about to be superseded as a centre for innovation.
He plans to use the process to revolutionise the disposal of solar panels at his factory near Zwickau, and not only make a profit but also change how engineers and scientists chose to get hold of vital rare earths.
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And they have come here from advanced societies as engineers and scientists that fuel the knowledge-based revolution in the Silicon Valley of California, in the Research Triangle of North Carolina, along Route 128 in Massachusetts, in Austin, Texas, and across this great land.
The engineers and scientists working on the development of these nanobots -- the size of only a few molecules -- believe they could reach liquid parts of the body difficult or impossible to get to using today's medical practices, precisely delivering drugs to areas such as the eyeball cavity or arteries in the heart.
With the prospect of such levels of investments flowing into the UK's energy sector, it seems clear that the nuclear industry will have to compete with the oil and gas industry, with the wind power sector and with renewable fuels companies, not just to attract electricity customers, but also to attract skilled staff such as engineers and scientists.
Many were trained as lawyers, economists and social scientists, as opposed to the engineers and natural scientists who have dominated the previous generations of leadership.
So, yes, improving education in math and science is about producing engineers and researchers and scientists and innovators who are going to help transform our economy and our lives for the better.
The work of engineers and physical scientists, however, is likely to be determinative.
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As we look to the next 10 years, we can only imagine what's in store for our future astronauts, engineers, and scientists.
We strived for cultivating a community of thought leaders, designers, engineers, and scientists who recognized their roles as part of one holistic system in which every individual action creates a reaction.
Auto engineers and climate scientists say that to understand that, you have to realize that producing carbon dioxide is unavoidable if you want to use a modern engine to power your car.
Shuttle crews and the scientists and engineers who support them have helped build the International Space Station.
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Still, more and more scientists and engineers, especially younger ones, have been gearing up for what many see as a very promising future, dampened for the moment only by technical limitations and expense.
You can rest assured that in places like Asia and Europe, scientists and engineers are held in very high regard indeed.
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Classic authors like Heinlein and Asimov were scientists and engineers as well as authors, and they tried to get the science right.
The adults present were very supportive of these up-and-coming scientists and engineers.
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