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Engineering professor Bohdan W. Oppenheim has received a Fulbright fellowship to teach a specialized form of systems engineering at a university in Warsaw, Poland, during the first semester of 2011. Bohdan, who has taught…
A major health crisis afflicted Bangladesh in the late 1980s to early 1990s that drew worldwide attention. Tens of thousands of Bangladeshis were suffering from severe symptoms, such as pigmentation of the skin, and…
Interdisciplinary Research Points Senior to Graduate School After reading up on nuclear fusion power, senior honors student Brandon Sorbom thought building his own nuclear reactor would be a fun personal project. “Unlike fission power…
Lauren Kearns ’09 has always been driven by her love of learning mixed with the thrill of overcoming obstacles. She said that studying civil engineering, as an undergraduate and now as a graduate student…
Mechanical engineering students in the Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering are facing the age-old question: How far can they go? In this case, actual distance and miles per gallon are the…
Tomorrow’s scientists won’t look like they have in past centuries. What has been a predictably homogenous group — overwhelmingly white and male — will one day better reflect the population of the wider world….
A water conveyance system will incalculably change lives at a school for the blind in Malawi. The effect on the undergraduates at the Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering who are designing…
