A year after the deadliest wildfire in California history, a team of Cal Poly engineering students has created a robot that can detect burning embers and immediately extinguish them with water, potentially
Mahvish Syed’s graduate school experience is a little different from her peers. The mother of two teenage boys, she wears a hijab so her sons remember their roots. Here Syed, who grew
Cal Poly and the Regenerative Medicine Interdisciplinary Program (read a recent highlight on the program) is part of a new public-private Manufacturing USA initiative, the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI). Headquartered in
Robb Moss is a civil engineering professor at Cal Poly with specialties in geotechnical, earthquake, and risk engineering. In July 2019, Moss’s “2nd Edition of Applied Civil Engineering Risk Analysis” was published by Springer.
On a bright, summer day north of campus, aerospace engineering student Arielle Sampson raises a pair of binoculars to her eyes, then briefly scans the sky above until she spots an object
