Engineering to enhance human mobility, play, and exploration
We partnered with NBC Learn to share some of our work on exoskeletons to help encourage students to consider a career in engineering. What can be more exciting than musculoskeletal modeling, exoskeletons, horses, and stuffed animals?
Check out the video – a lesson plan will also be posted soon for classrooms to use.
Go team!
Megan Auger passed the Mechanical Engineering Ph.D. student qualifying examination. After passing, Megan is now officially a Ph.D. candidate in Mechanical Engineering. Congratulations Megan!
Nicole Zaino passed the Mechanical Engineering PhD student qualifying examination. After passing, Nicole is now officially a PhD candidate in Mechanical Engineering.
Congratulations to Momona Yamagami for passing her general exam!
Momona’s proposed work titled Enhancing Device Interaction for People with Motor Impairments Using Control Theory was approved by her Ph.D. committee. Way to go Momona!
We are proud to announce that Makoto Eyre has been offered an an internship at Blue Origin! He will be working at Blue Origin as a space architecture intern during the Winter 2020 academic quarter. See the link below for a spotlight on Makoto from earlier this year.
Please join us in congratulating Makoto and wishing him good luck!