Senior Tailynn McCarty spent her summer conducting bioengineering research at Georgia Tech in Atlanta. She investigated mouse embryonic stem cells, MCF-7 breast cancer cells and more.
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University of Rhode Island graduates Daniel Williams, James Kiessling, and Christian D’Ovidio won the Award of Excellence in the Global Grand Final Competition at the 2018 Innovate FPGA (field-programmable gate array) Global Design Contest.
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John Babb, who earned master’s degrees in ocean engineering and mechanical engineering from the University of Rhode Island, has received the second highest civilian award that the U.S. Navy presents.
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John Babb, who earned master’s degrees in ocean engineering and mechanical engineering from the University of Rhode Island, has received the second highest civilian award that the U.S. Navy presents.
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Assistant Professor Joseph Goodwill is working with Saint Francis University on researching one of the biggest environmental concerns in Pennsylvania, mine drainage. A phase of the project will involve the simulation of wastewater treatment at the URI labs.
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August 30, 2018 – The CHE Department held their annual Volleyball game. A wonderful way for our new Graduate Students to meet the current Graduate Students, Faculty & Staff in an informal setting over lunch and volleyball. Although it was an extremely warm day, 6 of our Grad students were creative in playing sideways to […]
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A survivor of non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, Ian Kanterman will graduate this spring from the International Engineering Program, with degrees in biomedical engineering and French.
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This spring, Daniel Levesque will graduate from the Spanish International Engineering Program with degrees in Spanish and mechanical engineering, and a minor in leadership studies.
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Lars Erickson was named a Chevalier (or Knight) by the French government for his outstanding achievements at promoting the study of the French language and culture.
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Spearheaded by URI’s Spanish International Engineering Program, engineering students created prosthetic arms and hands using a 3-D printer for four Colombians who had lost limbs.
Continue reading "URI Engineering Project Brings Joy to Amputees in Colombia"Chemical Engineering prepares students to combine skills in chemistry, physics and biology to solve problems. Department Spotlights Research Symposium The CHE Research Symposium was held at the Bay Campus on Tuesday, May 3rd. Students under the guidance of CHE Faculty presented posters of their research – showcasing research that is taking place in […]
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