Each week, the College of Engineering features an outstanding member of the engineering community to be part of our spotlight campaign. This week, we are highlighting mechanical engineering professor at Cal Poly
Late one night last summer, lights still burned in the Space Propulsion Facility at Cal Poly’s Advanced Technology Laboratories. Students kept watch over the thermal vacuum chamber, tracking its readouts and checking liquid nitrogen levels as
Garrett Schnack split his weekend between running a robotics tournament at Chumash Auditorium and preparing his own team to compete. By the time the Gear Slingers’ matches began Sunday, he was doing both at
Cal Poly’s Sales Engineering Club arrived in Nashville with luggage in hand and no time to spare. After a chain of flight delays rerouted them across the country, some students stepped off
On any given day, the College of Engineering’s diverse and dedicated faculty members produce significant research contributions through peer-reviewed journal articles, scholarly books and book chapters. Learn more about those contributions in
The launch is the hardest part. One teammate runs, the rider takes control and the handoff has to be flawless. On Nevada’s Highway 305, mechanical engineering student Nathan Walker felt the bike settle under him.
