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EE senior design project published at the 2013 IEEE Green Technologies Conference
A paper from an electrical engineering senior design project, the Stirling Engine, will be published at the fifth annual IEEE… READ MORE
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Kim to give an invited lecture at American Composite Manufacturers Association
Jimmy Kim, associate professor in civil engineering, was invited by the American Composite Manufacturers Association (ACMA) to deliver a lecture… READ MORE
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In the News: Dr. Richard Weir and his lab group, Aurora Sentinel
Local 3-D printer testing machinery could help artificial limb producers solve difficult problems AURORA | Richard Weir’s new toy takes up… READ MORE
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Marshall receives CEAS Outstanding Faculty in Teaching Award
Wes Marshall, assistant professor in civil engineering has been chosen as this year’s CEAS Outstanding Faculty in Teaching. The award, which… READ MORE
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Golkowski receives CEAS Outstanding Faculty in Research Award
Mark Golkowski, assistant professor in electrical engineering has been chosen as this year’s CEAS Outstanding Faculty in Research. The award,… READ MORE
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