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Biomedical engineer charts unique course to Herman Schneider Medal

April 23, 2025

Teresa Hawk, a fifth-year biomedical engineering student, always wanted to make an impact in healthcare. Her affinity for math and science and her unique understanding of what it’s like to be a patient led her to pursue biomedical engineering. Before graduating from the University of Cincinnati’s College of Engineering and Applied Science in May 2025, she was awarded the 2025 Herman Schneider Medal from the college, honoring her hard work and commitment to the university’s cooperative education (co-op) program.

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Hands on learning comes to life at CEAS EXPO

April 22, 2025

Each year, the College of Engineering and Applied Science hosts the CEAS EXPO, a large-scale showcase event where graduating seniors present their final capstone projects to industry and alumni judges, family, friends, and fellow students. This year, the EXPO, presented by DRT Holdings, LLC, made a historic return to campus at Fifth Third Arena.

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Engineering doctoral student studying cyberattack prevention methods

April 21, 2025

As a top graduating student in his undergraduate class, Logan Reichling came to the University of Cincinnati to further his education through the direct-PhD program in computer science. His initial connection to UC’s College of Engineering and Applied Science was through his current advisor, Boyang Wang, in an undergraduate research program. Since arriving at CEAS, Reichling has been honored with several awards, including being named Graduate Student Engineer of the Month.

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Engineer transitions from industry to innovation at UC

April 16, 2025

Prior to coming to the University of Cincinnati, Adonai Vera Gonzalez worked in industry for six years, holding a variety of positions related to artificial intelligence. He connected with UC Professor of Aerospace Engineering Donghoon Kim and began a Master of Engineering program at the College of Engineering and Applied Science. He won first place in the AI ATL hackathon for a generative AI project.

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UC students combine engineering and design experience

April 3, 2025

At the University of Cincinnati, the College of Design, Art, Architecture and Planning hosted a design competition with HAAG-Streit USA, where students were tasked with designing an ophthalmology workstation that is accessible and able to be incorporated into retail settings. Caleb Loayza, a mechanical engineering student at the College of Engineering and Applied Science, and Guy Mueller, an industrial design student, combined their expertise and took home first place.

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UC engineer applying generative AI to smart manufacturing

March 31, 2025

Manish Raj Aryal, a PhD student in mechanical engineering at the University of Cincinnati, is working on revolutionizing manufacturing systems through generative AI, leveraging AI systems to develop manufacturing assistant chatbots. He came to UC for his master's degree and continued researching as a PhD student. He was named Graduate Student Engineer of the Month by the College of Engineering and Applied Science (CEAS).

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UC students create and launch satellites

March 20, 2025

At the College of Engineering and Applied Science, students can enrich their experience with dozens of student organizations on campus. One of these organizations, CubeCats, provides the unique opportunity to design, build, and operate flightworthy aerospace systems like CubeSats and High-Altitude Balloons (HAB). With their most recent HAB launch, “Project Floppa,” the group reached new heights.

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Engineering EXPO returns to campus

Event: April 8, 2025 12:30 PM

On Tuesday April 8, graduating seniors at the University of Cincinnati College of Engineering and Applied Science will gather at Fifth Third Arena to present their final capstone projects at the annual Engineering EXPO. Presented by DRT Holdings, LLC, this the first year all undergraduate engineering departments are participating in the CEAS EXPO.

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Biomedical engineer studying blunt and blast brain injuries

March 11, 2025

Olga Liaudanskaya, assistant professor of biomedical engineering at the University of Cincinnati, always dreamed of being a scientist. After finishing her graduate degree in materials science and engineering in Italy, she came to the United States for her postdoctoral program, where her research focused on the brain. This led her to a faculty position at UC’s College of Engineering and Applied Science. Recently, she was awarded funding from the Department of Defense for a project on the molecular mechanisms triggered by blunt and blast brain injuries.

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Structural engineering student explores better building materials

February 28, 2025

After earning both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in civil engineering, working for several years in industry, and ultimately being laid off due to the pandemic, Kara Stall made the decision to return to academia to pursue her doctoral degree. Her journey to the University of Cincinnati was facilitated by her former undergraduate advisor connecting her with her current PhD advisor. Upon her arrival, she wasted no time getting involved in the UC community, serving as a TA for five courses in the Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering and Construction Management, serving on the executive board of the Civil Engineering Graduate Student Association, and was recently named Graduate Student Engineer of the Month by the College of Engineering and Applied Science.