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Those "core" classes in college may seem superfluous when trying to tackle an engineering curriculum, but I'm grateful that I was exposed to...

01 June, 2010

I don't learn anything new from examining a design for the 23rd time. I've checked for mistakes, but it's all based on what...

25 May, 2010

Making progress feels good, but when progress slows or I’ve hit a roadblock, it can be frustrating. When I need some fresh ideas,...

18 May, 2010

Last week I attended the Biotechnology Industry Organization’s (BIO) 2010 conference in Chicago, where I learned that the biotech industry thinks Maryland is...

12 May, 2010

Whether to build a custom product or go with something off the shelf can be a tough decision. There are several factors to...

11 May, 2010

Congratulations to the Western High school all-girls Robodoves team for advancing to the finals of the Chesapeake Regional First Robotics Tournament....

04 May, 2010

Trees improve our quality of life by improving the air we breathe, providing shade, and even absorbing noise. Several Key Tech'ers spent a...

29 April, 2010

In a recent survey conducted by Legacy MedSearch, employee satisfaction rates were low and varied widely depending on the size of the company....

20 April, 2010

Low volume manufacturing is fairly common for complex medical devices, which may call for production of 10 to 1,000 units.  Are you targeting...

13 April, 2010

Key Tech is happy to announce that after two years of development, we are operating a prototype perpetual motion power-plant to supply all...

01 April, 2010
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