Aerospace Engineers Resources

Experts: India's Need for Aerospace Engineers to Grow
Mumbai: With calls for the government to liberalize Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), norms to allow foreign airlines to invest up to 49 percent in domestic air carriers, India will see a tremendous need for aerospace engineers in the next decade, experts said.

India's need for aerospace engineers to grow: Experts
Mumbai, Feb 5 (IANS) With calls for the government to liberalise foreign direct investment (FDI) norms to allow foreign airlines to invest up to 49 percent in domestic air carriers, India will see a tremendous need for aerospace engineers in the next decade, experts said.

Heartbeats to keep pacemakers ticking
Washington, Feb 2 (IANS) Aerospace engineers have developed a prototype that could power a pacemaker using chest cavity vibrations caused mainly by heartbeats.

Inslee on jobs: From alfalfa to aerospace
Gubernatorial hopeful Rep. Jay Inslee, seeking a job Democrats have held for 27 years, on Monday unveiled an economic program with sweeping promises of job creation on both sides of Washington’s “Cascade curtain.” Inslee pledged that “the farmer in Colfax” and “the welders of South Seattle” will be as one as Washington develops bio-fuels, combats software piracy, angles for defense contracts ...

Low-Power Transceiver offers MIL-STD-1553 compatibility.
Supplied in 7 x 7 mm package, BU-67401L offers options for MIL-STD-1553A/B, MIL-STD-1760, and McAir compatibility. This affords engineers flexibility to fit range of ground and aerospace applications, from mission computers and displays to ground vehicles and commercial aircraft. Requiring +3.3 V power supply, product is engineered for military grade performance and operating conditions from -55 ...

BAE and Rolls motor on as FTSE accelerates
As the market moved up a gear, aerospace engineers BAE Systems and Rolls-Royce were both in the ascendant.

Boeing closure spurs interest by job recruiters
WICHITA (AP) -- Aerospace companies seeking engineers and other workers have been reaching out to Boeing Co. following its announcement this month that it will close its plant in Wichita.

Pacemakers of tomorrow could be powered by the beating of the heart
A heart-powered pacemaker may sound counter-intuitive, but in essence this is precisely what aerospace engineers from the University of Michigan are proposing. The engineers have come up with a prototype powered by vibrations in the chest cavity - vibrations which are caused mainly by the beating of the heart... Continue Reading Pacemakers of tomorrow could be powered by the beating of the heart ...

Orbital Sciences Corporation : Orbital Appoints Second Group of Technical Fellows
For Immediate Release        For More Information Contact:Barron Beneski (703) 406-5528Public and Investor Relations beneski.barron@orbital.com ORBITAL APPOINTS SECOND GROUP OF TECHNICAL FELLOWS -- Six ...

Boeing Closure Perks Interest Of Job Recruiters
Aerospace companies seeking engineers have been reaching out to Boeing, fully aware that a good deal of talent will lose their jobs in the next two years. Topics:  Financial Labor Relations Aerospace