Scott Hazelwood, who has conducted internationally recognized research in skeletal tissue mechanics, and Foaad Khosmood, whose work has advanced gaming and a greater awareness of government activity, have received Distinguished Scholarship Awards for
Andrew Granberry hopes to see the day when humans walk on Mars or build a base on the moon. While those goals might optimistically be a few years away, this summer the aerospace
DR. ERIN CECHASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2020 • 10 A.M. Join us on zoom at: https://calpoly.zoom.us/j/92659194829?pwd=RDdmemFhbytyQzJ4MzFIdExpbjYwZz09 Passcode: CENG Can the culture of STEM help reproduce inequality? The
Teaching students how to boost California’s water supply and recover resources from wastewater is the aim of the SURE! Research Station. Cal Poly Environmental Engineering Professor Tryg Lundquist has a simple explanation for
Kenna Chase’s Rube Goldberg machine begins with a button that sends a tiny ball down a descending zig-zag of paper towel tubes attached to a box of Mini Wheats. When the ball drops
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, the
