A blog from the UK about bridges and bridge design.

A Structural and Civil Engineering Blog - How to become a small business owner - How not to lose your mind doing it - How to take risks and still be regarded as a safe pair of hands - St Albans and Hertfordshire, UK

engineering humor, awkward moments, stories, and other odds and ends [updated 3x / week or let's be honest, just when I can]

Burns & McDonnell is one of the leading design firms in the United States. The company provides engineering, architecture, construction, environmental and consulting services for the aviation, defense, environmental and utilities markets. The group ranks among the top 10 designers for the pow...

Progressive robot designs and new concepts for the future are the focus of this site. There's also a good amount of attention given to concerns in social engineering.

The electrical giant's blog focuses on career openings in the electrical industry. This site is not exclusively dedicated to careers in lighting, but to careers in engineering as well, which is what makes it even more comprehensive than most sites.

Here you will find everything you ever wanted to know about computer science along with some useful training. There is a lot of great information on this blog and definitely one that you will want to bookmark.

Interesting blog combining the blogger's work as a professor in a business school, but has a background in computer science. He blogs about the many challenges he has faced along the way. This blog is laid out very well and easy to follow.

As the name of the blog suggests, Harry Lewis, a professor at Harvard, blogs about everything related to computer science, languages, and everything in between.

This is an interesting blog by Jeff Erickson, who is a computer science professor, but he uses his blog to make entries about engineering and computer science, but he might throw in some curves as well. We liked the variety the blog offers.