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

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...

Applying yourself across disciplines

Center for Engineering, Management and Technology

Applying yourself across disciplines

by Eric Horvath

April 01

Engineering Technology student Jacob Erdlen has always applied himself, even as a child. "Around 6th grade, my friends and I would take apart whatever we could and try and put it back together to see how stuff worked. Around high school in calculus I started to love math," Erdlen said. "I loved working through a problem and just feeling things clicking in my brain." Often referred to as applied engineers, engineering technologists help to build, install, repair and improve high-tech equipment and technical facilities. That is also how Erdlen applied himself when he came to Tem...

Temple engineering students get a new kind of assignment, from the Phillies

Center for Engineering, Management and Technology

Temple engineering students get a new kind of assignment, from the Phillies

by Eric Horvath

March 31

"Our goal is to evaluate a massive dataset of certain plays and statistics in order to develop a tactical 'rule-of-thumb' for the coaching staff," added Stephen DeLash, an ISE student working on the project. The dataset includes game situations, win expectancies, player attributes, statistics and other quantifiable information that can help contribute to developing the solution. "It's cool to be able to take what you're learning in class and apply it to something which is not only meaningful, but fun, like baseball," DeLash said. McFarlane added that the team hopes to see the pr...

Power moves

College of Engineering

Power moves

by Eric Horvath

March 25

Jonae Allen's path to a string of internships and a co op began with the college career fair, but her interest in engineering started with an ice machine when she was in sixth grade. "Math and science were always my thing, but I always liked solving problems, too," she said. "So, I was in the car and my dad was pumping gas. I saw this ice machine and thought about a better way for customers to access the ice that didn't include cashiers unlocking the door. It was a one-off thing but my dad looked at me and said 'you know, you think like an engineer.'" Since, she has participate...

Senior design team working to expand suburban wetland area

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Senior design team working to expand suburban wetland area

by Eric Horvath

March 25

Engineering senior design teams often follow their projects outside the lab and into the field. Or, in one team's case, upstream to Delaware County. Partnering with the Newlin Grist Mill, a nonprofit historical center, civil engineering students Trent Pepper, Jeffrey Pepin, Shaun Spadea and Wengang Liu are working to enhance and expand a wetland area situated on the 160-acre park. The team wants to provide additional wetland habitat for the current species that inhabit the area while possibly attracting more wildlife. "The expansion will double the current wetland size right now...