As researchers worldwide scramble to develop drugs to treat patients with the COVID-19 virus, policy makers with a sense of urgency are confronting a sobering reality: Drugs require rigorous testing – and
As nearly every aspect of college life has been upended by the COVID-19 pandemic, schools around the country have been forced to quickly close campuses, put locks on laboratory doors and convert
COVID-19 inspires design projects for industrial and manufacturing engineering class. With Cal Poly’s goal of graduating Day-One ready engineers in mind, College of Engineering professors have long incorporated current, real-world problems into
The College of Engineering Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) Committee and the Inclusion, Diversity and Equity Action Seed Grants (IDEAS) Action Group announced two IDEAS grant applications have been funded. Ilianna
Please join the College of Engineering, Cal Poly SAE alumnus Rick “CJ” Sturckow (ME ’84), and alumnus Matt Steensma (IE ’19), virtually on Thursday, May 14 at 7 p.m. as Sturckow and
Sophomore Kadin Feldis may be 3,300 miles from the Cal Poly campus, but he is putting the university’s Learn by Doing ethos to work in his hometown, creating hundreds of protective shields
