The Year 2038 Problem: The Time Bomb Ticking at the Heart of Technology
An engineering analysis of the 'Y2K38 Effect,' the software flaw that threatens billions of devices and why its solution is far more complex than the Millennium Bug's.
History of Technology
Reverse-engineering the pivotal moments and inventions that shaped our modern world, from the integrated circuit to the market reserve policy that defined a generation of engineers.
The Silent War of Giants: How Two Engineers Invented the Modern World
The story of how Jack Kilby (Texas Instruments) and Robert Noyce (Fairchild) solved the same impossible problem, at almost the same time, and ignited the digital revolution.
The Art of Communication: From Fingers on the Dial to the Touchscreen
An analysis of the engineering and human experience behind technologies that changed the world: the rotary phone, the switchboard operator, and the first DOS menus.
The Nobel Saga: How Science Rewrote the History of Hemophilia
An epic journey through the history of biotechnology, told through the Nobel Prizes that made the cure for hemophilia possible. From the pioneers of recombinant DNA to the revolution of CRISPR gene editing.
