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ENR's writers constantly spotlight innovative uses of technology to improve equipment, tools, materials and processes for design and construction. Through our coverage, inventors and vendors share their insights and visions, while "first adopters" explain what they learn from their real experiences trying to put those ideas to work.

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06/17/09	NASA Fuels for Liftoff By Thomas F. Armistead and Steve Setzer NASA is beginning demolition and construction of launch pads for a new rocket system to return to the moon, but organizational weaknesses threaten the agency’s ability to achieve its goal.
04/29/09	Relaxing Embargo Raises Hopes for Cable to Cuba No one has misplaced Guantanamo Bay, but the half-century-old U.S. embargo on trade with Cuba has made the Communist-ruled island nation “terra incognita” on the world’s telecommunications map. The White House’s new policy of opening the door to travel and telecommunications links with Cuba could soon sketch in the country.
02/10/09	Multi-Discipline Design Tools Updated With BIM In Mind By Tom Sawyer With a trend toward integrated project delivery gaining traction, project teams are clamoring for a free flow of data between disciplines.

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