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Nov 02, 2017

Scholarship Supports Global Co-op Opportunities

ChE student Taylor Wilde, E’19, was the recipient of a Fung Scholarship, which allowed him to work on co-op at a research lab at École Normale Supérieure, a university in […]

Chemical Engineering

student in chili with desert and cattle in background

Sep 08, 2017

Dialogue of Civilizations to Chile

Written by Carl Verch who is a 4th year student studying Bioengineering.  This past summer, Carl had the incredible opportunity to take part in a Dialogue of Civilizations program to […]

Bioengineering

student at work at plant in Equador

Sep 05, 2017

Success without Boundaries

Written by Sharabh Kochar, an Engineering Management graduate. About Me Sharabh Kochar is a recent graduate from the engineering management program. He completed an international co-op at Schlumberger del Ecuador […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Aug 28, 2017

Research in Extreme Conditions

Alek Razdan, PhD, Computer Engineering, 2021—This is the Antarctic Ocean in winter. It’s the last place anyone would want to be—unless you’re trying to solve a climate change mystery. An […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Aug 18, 2017

Research and Roman Ruins: ChE Undergrad Emma Milloway Travels to Tarragona, Spain

ChE student Emma Milloway, E'21, spent her first study abroad on a Research Exchange Program at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili studying the effects that heavy metals have on the growth of micro algae.

Chemical Engineering

Aug 17, 2017

International Research Exchange Program Leads to Summer in Spain for ChE Undergrad

ChE student Daniel Rourke, E'19, spent two months studying at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili in Tarragona, Spain as part of the ChE Exchange Program.

Chemical Engineering

Aug 14, 2017

Underwater Robot Examines Ice in Antarctic Ocean

An international crew of scientists, including computer engineering PhD student Alek Razdan, who works with ECE/MIE Professor Hanumant Singh, recently returned from a two-month expedition to the Antarctic Ocean where they launched the Jaguar, an autonomous underwater vehicle, to examine the ice in winter months.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Jul 19, 2017

Inspiring Women Engineers

Students Sarada M. Symonds, E’19, computer engineering and computer science, and Elizabeth Wig, E’20, electrical engineering, were each recently awarded $5,000 scholarships for the 2017-2018 academic year by the Society […]

Electrical & Computer Engineering