This year was a busy one for engineers all over the world. From inventing bendable computer screens to unlocking a secret room in a 4,500-year-old pyramid, scientists and engineers broke new ground in numerous ways.

We at eGFI have also been busy chronicling the most awe-inspiring innovations and stories, so without further ado, we present:

The Most Popular, Interesting, Weird, or Just Plain Cool eGFI Blog Posts of 2010

	Dubai Raises World’s Tallest Building
	Chilean Miners Rescued With Help From Engineers
	Neuroengineering: Illuminating the Brain
	Printing in 3D: From Toys to Organs
	Underwater Sculptures Revive Coral Reefs
	Flying Car Approved and Ready for Takeoff
	BP Oil Cap Holds
	Science and Engineering of the Winter Olympics
	Follow the Solar-Brick Road
	Meet Computer Engineer Barbie!
	Electricity Borne on the Shoulders of Giants
	Searching for Alien Earths: The Kepler Space Telescope
	Oil Reserves to T-Pain: The Story of Auto-Tune
	New Mall in Kazakhstan is World’s Largest Tent
	Glowing Trees Could Replace Street Lights

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