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CU Denver students design 1,000 MPG car. As featured on 9NEWS at 4 p.m. on May 08, 2014. READ MORE
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Ron Rorrer, associate professor in mechanical engineering, has been selected as the campus recipient of the Outstanding Faculty Mentoring Award.… READ MORE
Mechanical Engineering Assistant Professors Christopher Yakacki and Dana Carpenter have received a National Institutes of Health (NIH) Exploratory/Developmental Research Grant Award (R21) to develop spinal cages. Yakacki and Carpenter have partnered to establish the Smart Materials and Biomechanics Lab to discover new biomedical materials and to investigate uses for biomedical devices. This new funding of more than $348,000 is supported by the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases. It is for their project “Porous, Patient Specific Interbody Fusion Cages with Enhanced Loading Characteristics to Reduce Subsidence” The research interests of these colleagues complement one another: Yakacki… READ MORE
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The weather was hot, the music was loud, the food was good, and on August 22, students from the 2012/13… READ MORE
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A team of mechanical engineering students traveled to New York this week with their senior design project, Lynx Motorsports Baja… READ MORE
HOUSTON – Determined to be the first team from the University of Colorado Denver to participate in and win the… READ MORE
By Marcia Neville | University Communications DENVER – Surveying his new facility at the recently renovated 5th Street Hub, Ron… READ MORE
On Tuesday, March 12, Ryan Anderson and the H2 Eco-Challenger senior design team from the Department of Mechanical Engineering was… READ MORE
Molly Zimmerman reached down to scrub the filthy, old truck engine. Working alongside her teammates, she leaned in to give… READ MORE
On Dec. 14, 2012, 16 teams of students put their senior design projects on display at the Fall 2012 Senior… READ MORE
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These activities included: A seminar on modern welding technologies offered by our SME student chapter S324 in collaboration with Atlas… READ MORE
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