Engineering360 Editorial Team

Nicolette Emmino is a technology writer and word lover with a background in broadcast journalism and previous experience in the engineering space. She aims to find the very latest technological developments and keep the masses informed on recent innovative breakthroughs and consumer electronics, as well as create novel content and video geared toward Millennials and the budding popularity of “maker culture” and do-it-yourself philosophies and projects.

Jonathan Fuller is a writer, editor and blogger for IEEE GlobalSpec. He created and maintains Notes & Lines, a blog about the intersection of technology and the fine arts, and specializes in writing about communications, energy and artificial intelligence.

Dr. Roger H. Pink has over 20 years’ experience in the field of Materials Science. Dr. Pink received his Ph.D. in Computational Physics from the University at Albany and has been published in several peer reviewed journals on topics ranging from artificial muscles to magnetic semiconductors.

Eric is an engineer at IEEE GlobalSpec managing various Engineering360 domains including fluid and gas process equipment, heat transfer products and pressure sensing instruments. He graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2008 with a dual B.S. in Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering, then continued his graduate studies at RPI earning his Master’s degree in Aeronautical Engineering in 2009.

Andrew is a Mechanical Engineer with 30 years of mechanical design, development and test experience. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from SUNY Polytechnic Institute. He has worked in various industries serving the wastewater pump and treatment industry as well as performed custom plastic design and development work for the material handling industry. Andrew holds 5 U.S. patents. Andrew also has been instrumental in defining and constructing the multi-disciplined product areas found within IEEE GlobalSpec's Engineering360 site.

Abe writes for IEEE GlobalSpec Electronics360 about advanced semiconductor developments and nanotechnology including a regular column about developments in academia. He is a retired professor of electrical engineering at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy, New York, where he taught courses on semiconductor manufacturing, nanotechnology and analog and digital electronics. In addition, he is the principle investigator at the Northeast Advanced Technological Education Center where in 2010 he was awarded a National Science Foundation grant to create an Advanced Technological Education center for nanotechnology and semiconductor education for New York and Western New England. Abe is a senior engineer at IEEE GlobalSpec, where he manages databases of electronics, semiconductor, photovoltaic and software products.

As an associate group editor for Engineering360, Sue Himmelstein produces the Medical Equipment Design, Environmental Technology and Alternative and Renewable Energy newsletters and oversees the editorial content for several others. She brings 35 years of technical writing and editing experience in the energy and environmental sciences to the company, having held positions as associate editor and indexer at R.R. Bowker and Environment Information Center, and senior editor with a press release service.

Tony Pallone comes to us from a background as an art director/designer and writer for the Times Union, the largest daily newspaper in Albany. There aren’t a lot of things that don’t interest him, and he has written about the visual and performing arts, travel, and a host of other topics. He’s a graduate of Union College in Schenectady, which is known for its strong engineering program; he trusts that you won’t hold it against him for getting his degree in political science. He also has a background as an educator in a wide range of contexts. As if that’s not enough, Tony is an award-winning stage actor and director, and is often liable to hand you a flier for some show he’s appearing in (just humor him).