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by Eric Horvath

Next Stop: geospatial career intelligence

Tremayne Pitters (ECE, 18) started building his soon-to-be top secret engineering career by dismantling something: his family PC. As a child, the first generation Jamaican-American wanted to modify it into a better-performing machine, so he took it apart and something clicked, leading his natural curiosity to a computer electrical engineering major at Temple.  Now, he's going to be a developing satellite technology for the intelligence community following an interview offer from the recent Career Fair. "I had friends who had these powerful gaming PCs," he said.  "So, I wanted...
by Eric Horvath

Learning the business of engineering

  Earlier this year, Temple Engineering announced the creation of a new BS program—Industrial and Systems Engineering—designed to blend business and engineering. In November, Andrew Marsh (ENG, 82) came back to campus to stress the importance of experience in both fields to freshmen interested in the new major.   He should know. Though Marsh studied electrical engineering at Temple, the 2017 Gallery of Success honoree is President and CEO of Plug Power, a New York-based fuel cell manufacturer, providing solutions for customers such as Walmart, Kroger, BMW and Procter and G...
by Eric Horvath

Temple made, four times over

Dr. Joe McGinley (ENG, 96) is about as Temple made as you can be. After earning four degrees from Temple—BS and MS in Mechanical Engineering, PhD in Physiology and MD from Katz School of Medicine—McGinley became a practicing surgeon, radiologist and physician. He can now count Gallery of Success honoree among his many   titles. During Homecoming weekend, McGinley was recognized alongside outstanding alumni from 16 other schools and colleges into the gallery, which showcases Temple University alumni who have utilized the skills and knowledge learned at Temple to chart their...
by Eric Horvath

Multimodal recovery monitoring

Anyone having undergone a medical procedure knows: the procedure itself is just the beginning. The road to recovery is dotted with consultations and planning, tailored to each patient. Often, these include instructions for patients to manage their own care, exercises to be performed at home, visits to therapists and doctors and, at times, some sort of wearable technology to help medical professionals gather data on recovery. One Temple College of Engineering researcher wants to use non-wearable technology to remotely monitor patient progress in their own home. Dr. Fauzia Ahmad,...
by Eric Horvath

Electrospun healing

Getting its start with the Department of Bioengineering in 2013, the Integrated Cellular Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine Laboratory (i-CTERM) at Temple College of Engineering takes personal healing in the most literal sense. Department Chair Dr. Peter Lelkes and the lab's team pursue a variety of projects primarily focused on cellular tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. And now, for the first time, one of those projects is patentable. Assistant Professor of Instruction Dr. Jon Gerstenhaber has developed 3-D printing technology that uses electrospinning to...

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