Advanced science. Applied technology.
Dr. Thomas W. Ryan III will begin term in January 2008
Joint venture will collaborate in the development and application of materials science and engineering to industrial problems
SwRI scientists and collaborators report results in May 11 issue of Science
Multi-year project to study the geology and stratigraphy of the Hidden Valley Fault
SwRI scientist honored for distinguished service
SwRI manager of the Medium Speed Diesel Engine Section was cited for diesel locomotive exhaust emissions characterization and control strategies work
SwRI scientists are part of a NASA-funded team developing DEPTHX, an autonomous underwater probe
Robert W. Burrahm begins three-year assignment as chief representative for SwRI in Beijing
New data may answer some questions about solar wind and Jupiter’s magnetosphere
SwRI engineer first society member to receive honor
The Great Escape is one of two finalists
A device that uses guided wave technology to inspect heat exchanger tubes has received a 2006 R&D 100 Award.
A software program that allows engineers to model and simulate vehicle powertrains has received a 2004 R&D 100 award.
Engineers at have earned national recognition for inventing a system that provides precise, three-dimensional measurement of surfaces without contacting the object being measured.
Engineers at have developed a test apparatus capable of simulating vehicle powertrain operations in the laboratory.
