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UC Engineers Create Xylophone for Elephants
May 16, 2018
UC civil engineers team up with the Cincinnati Zoo to design and build a xylophone for an elephant enrichment project.
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UC alumna creates site for children with food allergies
May 16, 2018
CEAS alumna Sonya North founded SnackRoots, a website that helps parents find safe foods for children with food allergies.
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UC Engineering Alumnus Named to Manufacturing Engineering Magazine s '30 under 30'
May 15, 2018
CEAS mechanical engineering alumnus Zongchang Liu uses a cross-disciplinary approach that increases efficiency and productivity in the manufacturing sector. Manufacturing Engineering magazine recently awarded him its '30 under 30' honor.
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UC Civil Engineering Student Embraces Diverse Workload at Disney World
May 15, 2018
UC civil engineering graduate Alex Branscome moves to Orlando, Florida, to work in Walt Disney World Resort s Architecture and Facilities Engineering Department.
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UC Students Engineer Safer Irrigation Water with Solar Power
May 8, 2018
Six students from UC's College of Engineering and Applied Science used their senior capstone project to design a solar-powered tank that treats brackish water for agricultural irrigation purposes.
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UC professor receives Sustainable Water Award
May 8, 2018
UC College of Engineering and Applied Science professor Dionysios Dionysiou, PhD, received the Royal Society of Chemistry s Sustainable Water Award for his work in water and wastewater treatment.
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UC alumna to set out on Antarctic expedition
May 7, 2018
At the end of the year, CEAS alumna Kristen Howard is one of 80 women departing on a three-week leadership expedition to Antarctica through the global initiative Homeward Bound.
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CEAS Students Engineer Solution for Safer Retirement Communities
May 3, 2018
Three mechanical engineering students designed a wearable tracking device for older adults with cognitive decline. Their project earned them the title of Fan Favorite at the 2018 CEAS Senior Design Showcase.
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Patterson receives UC Outstanding First-Year Advocate Award
May 3, 2018
Senior academic adviser Corinne Patterson shapes students first-year success through trusting relationships and authentic conversations. She received the UC Outstanding First-Year Advocate Award at the Experience-Based Learning and Career Education Award Ceremony.
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UC Engineering Professor Researches How Spatial Skills Shape Student Success
May 2, 2018
UC engineering education professor Sheryl Sorby, PhD, researches spatial visualization skills and their role in helping students in UC's College of Engineering and Applied Science succeed.