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Bioengineering

Top six: announcing this semester's leading senior design teams

by Eric Horvath
May 04
Congratulations to the top senior design teams for this semester! After presenting virtually over Zoom, the following six teams emerged as the top selections among faculty coordinators.  Team A1: Develop a fleet of car-like robots to follow a target trajectory Alexander Wroblewski, Austin Cook, Katie Martin, Nicholas Mecca, Stefanie Beard Advisor: Prof. Soudbakhsh Team A11: Microgravity Bioreactor George Kramarenko, Jules Riehs, Mm Golam Mah Shadhin, Songming Zhang  Advisor: Prof. Lelkes Team B4: Roboboat Byron Gaspard, Jiaxin Xi, Justin Johnson, Samuel Sadel, Zhao Gao...
Bioengineering

Showing their work: Temple Engineering students post strong finish

by Eric Horvath
May 01
Temple College of Engineering students continue to secure top scholarships and fellowships, notch strong showings in competitions and earn recognition for research and student professional organization activity. Congratulations to all of those who exemplify the tradition of engineering students as among the top performers on campus. Mechanical engineering students shine with Fulbright Awards, NSF Fellowship Adam Brock, a graduating mechanical engineering student, has won the English Teaching Assistant Award in Germany from the U.S. Fulbright Commission and the Fulbright Austria...
Civil & Environmental Engineering

Temple civil & environmental engineering faculty continue to expand water quality research footprint

by Eric Horvath
April 16
Three faculty members combined for a significant research impact during this academic year, with one recognized by the university following a recent multi-year international water quality research project and two others earning $800,000 in grant awards, including one NSF CAREER award.  Temple President Richard Englert presented Dr. Rominder Suri, Professor & Chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Director of the NSF Water and Environmental (WET) Center, with the award for Applied Research and Innovation earlier this semester. Dr. Suri's work is...
College of Engineering

Temple honors 30th anniversary of PA space grant in Washington, DC

by Eric Horvath
April 07
In late-February, Temple engineering faculty and students from a NASA-funded space lab celebrated the 30th anniversary of the NASA Space Grant with a special trip to Washington, DC. John Helferty, Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Director of the Student Space Exploration and Embedded Systems Lab, helped to organize the trip. "It was a great way to highlight the work that's been done over the last three decades," Dr. Helferty said. "Students have truly benefited from NASA's support in bringing space-related engineering projects and opportunities for discovery." T...
Bioengineering

How Temple Engineering is supporting medical professionals during COVID-19 crisis

by Eric Horvath
April 02
Temple College of Engineering has organized a task force to support medical personnel on the front lines of the Temple Hospital COVID-19 response. This multidisciplinary group includes faculty, students and administrative staff focusing on fabrication, procurement and other support measures. Working directly with Temple University Hospital, task force members began meeting virtually shortly after the university transitioned to a remote environment, and plan to move into production across the university on Friday. Production will include 3-D printing ventilator parts and personal...

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Bridging Mechanics and Medical Sciences: Confession of a Confused Aerospace Engineer