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,
A National Science Foundation grant will provide equipment for Cal Poly students to test how structures react during earthquakes. The $340,000 grant, directed both toward students in the College of Engineering and
The College of Engineering and the Division of Research and Economic Development concludes our series of summer webinars about research, scholarship and creative activity at Cal Poly on Monday, August 10. This final workshop is
Three of the ten projects awarded money from the university’s Research, Scholarly, and Creative Activity (RSCA) program are from the College of Engineering, tackling issues that include energy harvesting with granular crystal
There was a strong showing at the Virtual ASEE Conference, with faculty and students across Cal Poly authoring a number of papers shown below. Bryan Mealy’s paper from last year’s PSW Section
Last summer, it was determined that hackers had breached NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory a year before, stealing data that included information related to a Mars mission. While the hack was discovered before
Eric Espinoza-Wade, who first became interested in rehabilitation engineering as a doctoral student designing technology for older adults and later working with stroke victims, will now play a vital role in improving
