The costs and benefits of launching a start-up, the moral considerations of artificial intelligence and changes in the semiconductor business were a few of the many topics discussed recently during the first
For some, becoming an astronaut is a fleeting aspiration that does not last much longer than the final day of second grade. Cal Poly Aerospace Engineering alumnus Dylan Dickstein, on the other
Cal Poly’s Baja race team finished 5th overall recently during the Baja SAE Oregon competition, cracking the top ten in several categories. “Our long hours and hard work preparing for this competition led to our
A rotating circular stage created by a team of mechanical engineering majors will add artful visual highlights this month to a production staged by Cal Poly music students. RSVP, the Music Department’s
Knowing that postpartum hemorrhaging is the number one cause of maternal death worldwide, biomedical engineering graduate student Sara Della Ripa addressed the problem by creating the Massive Obstetric Hemorrhage Device, which won
Amid hi-tech-sounding displays such as the automated hydrophone, laser triangulation measurement and precision X-beam alignment, Dave Breuer is standing next to a table crunching out guitar licks. Ask him about his “Dual
