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Nov 17

Driving ahead

From ensuring the supply quality of powertrain plastics to project managing Ford's new electric pickup truck, master's alumna Stephanie Jennings is applying the analytical and problem-solving skills she learned in MechE to her career.

Nov 17

SWEet success Opens in new window

The Society for Women Engineers provides opportunities for STEM students to build community, find mentors, develop professionally, and much more.

Nov 10

The fusion of human and machine

New faculty member Doug Weber is combining engineering and neuroscience research to solve challenges related to control and sensation in humans and robotics.

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