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Jan 29, 1500
Birth of Engineering Science
Enginering Science was first considered enginering science in the year 1500. -
First Engineering Journal/Handbook
The first enginering handbook and journal is written, mostly sketches. -
Telescope was invented
Telescope was invented the first refracting by Hans Lippershey -
William Oughtred invents the slide ruler
William Oughtred invents the slide ruler our last century couldn't have been built without it. -
Combustion Engine
1876, the German Nikolaus August Otto built the first engine based on Beau de Rochas' principle. -
Steam Engine
In 1763, James Watt went about improving Thomans Newcomes’s steam powered pump. Watt invented the first railroad locomotive. -
Cotton Gin
Whitney invented the cotton gin. By 1793 he had constructed the cotton gin, the machine that revolutionized the cotton industry in the US. -
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers is founded. -
F&CH CABLE RAILWAY
Opened in 1887, One of the most complicated cable-car systems. Designed by Andrew Hallidie. -
Invention of the X-ray Machine
The invention of the X-ray Machine occured in 1895 by Wilhelm Röntgen. -
The American Institute of Chemical Engineers
The American Institute of Chemical Engineers is founded. -
First Intergrated Circuit
The first silicon chip, or intergrated circuit is produced. -
New Apple Computer
Apple Computer releases Apple II Computer. -
Our Common Future
Magazine which popularizes the use of the term 'sustainable development'. -
International Institute for Sustainable Development formed
International Institute for Sustainable Development is formed in Canada. -
WORLD WIDE WEB
World Wide Web became accessible to the general public -
Tissue Engineering Founded
As the term of tissue engineering used today the first time it was used was in a article called "Functional Organ Replacement: The New Technology of Tissue Engineering." in "Surgical Technology International" -
Sanger Centre
A genome research institute named The Sanger Centre was created to do research and get better knowledge of genomes -
First human chromosome map
In Paris an international research team produced a rough map of all 23 human chromosomes. This is considered an imperative step in Bio Medical engineering -
First Cloned Human Embryos
1993,Human embryos were cloned and nurtured in a Petri dish for several days, at George Washington University. -
World Engineering Partnership for Sustainable Development
World Engineering Partnership for Sustainable Development was formed in 1993. -
Human Chromosomes
In Paris an international research team produced a rough map of all 23 human chromosomes. -
Genetically engineered food
The Flavr Savr tomato is the first genetically engineered food product that gained the FDA approval. -
sequence of bacterial genome
The first completed sequence of a bacterial genome. -
Full Gene sequence
The first full gene sequence of a living organism other than a virus is completed for the bacterium Hemophilus influenza. -
Calve Clones
Scientists clone eight identical calves using cells taken from a single adult cow, in Japan. -
Google FOUNDED
Google is founded and quickly became a popular search engine -
3Com Handheld computer released
Palm Pilot is released by 3Com which is by far more popular than the Apple’s Newton handheld computer. -
Genetically engineered cows
Scientists clone eight identical calves using cells taken from a single adult cow, in Japan -
Soil nematode sequenced
A small soil nematode was completely sequenced. -
Paypal founded
Paypal is founded. -
BSE/CJD Neurologic disease
A rare but devastating form of neurlogic disease BSE/CJD is now able to be quickly identified because of a new medical diagnostic test. -
Fruit Fly
The fruit fly genome was completely sequenced. -
New medical diagnostic test
1999,A rare but devastating form of neurological disease BSE/CJD is now able to be quickly identified because of a new medical diagnostic test. -
Celera Genomics
Celera Genomics held the presentation of a human genome -
WINDOWS 7
Windows 7 is released as Microsoft’s newest operating system, which fixed many of the bugs in Vista. -
MARS ROVER CURIOUSITY
Richard Cook was the mission’s deputy project manager. Curiosity weighed 1 ton and costed around 2.5 billion dollars, bigger and more advanced than any of its predecessors!
