Last summer, as Alexander Holthaus demonstrated his team’s senior project inside the Morro Bay harbor, a 200-foot-long dredge vessel loomed over the mechanical engineering student and his wheelchair-accessible standup paddleboard. Every year,
A National Science Foundation grant will provide equipment for Cal Poly students to test how structures react during earthquakes. The $340,000 grant, directed both toward students in the College of Engineering and
The College of Engineering and the Division of Research and Economic Development concludes our series of summer webinars about research, scholarship and creative activity at Cal Poly on Monday, August 10. This final workshop is
Three of the ten projects awarded money from the university’s Research, Scholarly, and Creative Activity (RSCA) program are from the College of Engineering, tackling issues that include energy harvesting with granular crystal
Launch of the NASA/JPL Mars Perseverance Rover in July is the latest challenge for United Launch Alliance CEO Tory Bruno. Tory Bruno knows the way to Mars is comprised of intense, complex
This summer CSUPERB will be hosting the CSU I-Corps 2020 August Sprint. This workshop will be from Aug 3-14, 2020 and the Call for Teams is currently open. Since many labs are
