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Science Vs Engineering

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The word, science, is replacing the word, engineering, in common usage. This article explores the reasons for this, the effects it is having, and what is being done to restore the status of engineering.

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  1. Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa., USA

    C. L. McCabe (member of AIME, is head of the metallurgical engineering dept.)

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  1. C. L. McCabe
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This article originally appeared in the Carnegie Tech Quarterly, INI/1961.

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McCabe, C.L. Science Vs Engineering. JOM 14, 345–346 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03378151

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