E-Days preview: Mending a mud problem at the Baca County Fair
A Senior Design team in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering is redesigning the rodeo arena at the Baca County Fair, implementing updated drainage and facilities.
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E-Days preview: Mechanical engineering students evaluate refrigeration to solve food waste problem
Students on the Solar-Powered Refrigeration Team are using their mechanical engineering Senior Design project to test solutions that could make refrigeration more affordable and sustainable for developing nations.
E-Days preview: Surgical residents can learn to stop a bleed with Senior Design project
A Senior Design team in the School of Biomedical Engineering is designing a physically pulsating organ model – a training tool that will allow surgical residents to practice their emergency response skills.
How to build a robot in six hours: Students compete in Dumpster Dive Competition
At the annual Dumpster Dive Competition, electrical and computer engineering students transformed old electronics and appliances into functioning robots in the span of six hours.
Zitely Tzompa selected as inaugural Colorado Science and Engineering Policy Fellow
Ph.D. candidate Zitely Tzompa has been chosen to be among the first Colorado Science and Engineering Policy Fellows, participating in an eight-week summer internship for STEM majors.
For high school girls, a day in the life of CSU engineering
27 high school girls got to live a day in an engineering student’s shoes for Stick with SWE, a Society of Women Engineers (SWE) event.
Trying it twice: Photographer selects electrical engineering for second bachelor’s
Priscilla Vazquez's aspiration to improve others' quality of life is the driving force behind her decision to pursue a second bachelor's degree in electrical engineering.
Scholarship award underscores the importance of family to engineering student
Being the first in her family to complete a college degree is important to Christina Canino, an engineering student recently awarded a $5,000 scholarship.
Competitive climber chose electrical engineering route
When Megan Emmons was 7, she became the youngest person to climb all 53 fourteeners in Colorado. Now, she's a high-achieving Ph.D. student and graduate teaching assistant in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.