Cranes help builders efficiently construct high rises-like the new MD Anderson Cancer Center building-in some of the world’s most densely populated areas. How does the engineering behind their design enable these magnificent machines to be so effective on job sites around the world?

As much of the world’s population is either becoming or is already urbanized, high rise structures such as MD Anderson Cancer Center’s new South Campus Research Building 5 will continue to become more prominent in all societies around the world. How are these buildings engineered to meet the needs of today and answer the challenges of tomorrow?

Homes are a place where everyone can relax and escape the elements of the outside world. How are their walls and air conditioning units designed and engineered to make this possible?

We know that valves help regulate the flow of various gases and liquids, but how can one valve regulate the flow of two different liquids at the same time?