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by Eric Horvath

Next Stop: From proving it to solving it

When Katia Yakubova walks across the stage at commencement and into her first job, a conversation from high school is likely to be on her mind. "I had this teacher who was really passionate and got me interested in engineering. I asked him if he thought I'd be a good engineer. He straight up told me no—maybe I'd be better off as a music teacher," she laughed. "At first it kind of stung, but I thought about it more and maybe initially I pursued engineering out of spite, but I ended up loving the material after coming to Temple, so in the end, it all worked out" The first-genera...
by Eric Horvath

Next Stop: A hands-on opportunity to serve

It's hard to imagine John Jasionowicz not being busy. The civil engineering major took time before a quiz and after picking up his Army ROTC uniform, to talk about his next stop after leaving Temple. But before going into what's next, there are the many activities he's done while he was here, including representing the college on the student recreation board and with Temple Student Government (Campus Safety) and Temple Office of Leadership Development (Diamond Leader), Engineers Without Borders, and internships with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, NASA, Schnabel Foundation Com...
by Eric Horvath

Senior Design: Clean and Simple Innovative Idea Competition Winner

Often, some of the best answers are the simplest ones. That's particularly true for senior design, which challenges students to solve an issue or build a product through engineering. After pitching their senior design project during the recent Fox School of Business Innovative Idea Competition, mechanical engineering students Salman Alotaibi and Yaqoub Bushehri got instant feedback that let them know they were on the right track. "This random guy approached me after, he said he hiked and backpacked religiously," Bushehri said, describing the man who represented their target audi...
by Eric Horvath

Senior Design: Go with the flow

An unused pool and lounge area behind Temple Towers is the focus of on Temple Engineering senior design team's project. This involves working with water, but not for recreation. Rather, their focus is designing a stormwater management area.   Managing storm runoff can be tricky, particularly for urban environments. And Philadelphia has what's known as a combined sewer system, designed to collect rainwater runoff, domestic sewage, and industrial wastewater in the same pipe. This means that, unchecked, stormwater runoff can overwhelm the system. According to the Philadelphia Wate...
by Eric Horvath

Senior Design: Visual communication

If you can comfortably read this, you likely do not suffer from age-related macular degeneration—blurring of the sharp "straight-ahead" vision from retinal damage. However, it's a condition that affects nearly eight million American seniors, impeding everyday activities like reading and driving.   A Temple Engineering senior design team, working with faculty advisors Dr. Peter Lelkes and Dr. Yah-el Har-el in the Department of Bioengineering, is seeking to improve on research techniques for the National Institutes of Health and National Eye Institute, to help with more complet...

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