Month: December 2017

Gear Technology is proud to publish technical papers that cover the leading edge of our field. We are also, as our esteemed publisher reminds in […]

I am a big fan of randomness; to me living in a place where the weather was the same everyday would be a real trial. […]

At the risk of permanently cementing my curmudgeon status, today’s blog is a defense of scut work as a necessary tool for training young engineers. […]

To an engineer there are no accidents, only unanticipated consequences of situations that need to be better understood. We even have a rule about it […]

Moving required getting rid of lots of books. My much better half is also a reader and we made about a dozen trips to the […]

A question came to me recently in an e-mail that I could not answer from memory. It seemed like something I had read in a […]