CU Engineering Magazine 2018

Biomaterials hold promise for better disease diagnosis and treatment

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Features

Interdisciplinary Research Themes

Cross-disciplinary effort will make robots small, smart and efficient

Timeline: Celebrating 125 Years of Engineering

Engineering on the cutting edge of quantum theory

Profiles

Specdrums designer turns attention to business side

Better Water for All: ATLAS expert wants to improve quality and equity

NASA engineer’s down-to-earth mission

Alum’s experience inspires nonprofit to help veterans

Antarctic trip was tip of the iceberg for this alumna

Hawaii tech company innovates at the fringes

CL: News & Noteworthy

Aerospace hub is on the rise

CMU, ��ƷSM��ӰƬ announce addition to engineering program partnership

Building to withstand disasters pays off big

Engineers demonstrate ‘germ trap’ for hospitals

Lockheed Martin research pact recognizes ECEE faculty members

Innovation in engineering education

New spaces for CU Engineers

#ILookLikeAnEngineer

ATLAS grad competes in Olympic biathlon

Q&A: Junior JT Abate serves as Olympic forerunner

New expertise in cybersecurity

Obama advisor kicks off Dean’s Speaker Series

2024 Issue
Managing Editor: Emily Adams
Creative Director/Designer: Michelle Wiese
Contributors: Charles Ferrer, Ellen Fike, Susan Glarion, Caroline Harrah, Michael Kwolek, Grace Wilson, Jeff Zehnder
Photography: Jesse Petersen
Copy Editor: Michelle Asakawa

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CU Engineering is a magazine for alumni and friends of the College of Engineering and Applied Science at the ��ƷSM��ӰƬ. The magazine highlights the power of engineering to transform lives. Whether through engineering research, technologies and education the college is seeking solutions to the world’s significant problems. The college also produces an email newsletter, which goes out periodically during the academic year. If you are a member of the engineering community but are not currently receiving the magazine or email newsletter, make sure you

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