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Engineering students create prosthetics for fellow CSU student

Several biomedical and mechanical engineering students worked with Jian Cohen, a sophomore in the College of Business, to design devices to improve his quality of life – one to help him eat with prosthetic arms, and one to help him learn to drive. 

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Assistant professor revolutionizes the process of printing carbon fiber

Assistant professor Mostafa Yourdkhani is revolutionizing how carbon fiber is printed by eliminating the need for a curing time and molds, ultimately reducing the amount of time and fuel it traditionally costs to make these structures. 

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Dr. Xinfeng Gao wins awards for aerospace propulsion research

Dr. Gao received the National Science Foundation’s Mid-Career Advancement Award and the Outstanding Achievement Award for Women in Aerospace for her research in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and dedication to mentoring young women interested in aerospace.   

Read more about Dr. Gao on Source News.

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Mechanical engineering student finds microalgal-biofuel has a lower water footprint than conventional biofuels

David Quiroz, a fourth-year Ph.D. student, published research in the journal of Environmental Science & Technology that found algae-based biofuel uses less water to produce than other biofuels, such as soybean diesel or corn ethanol.

 Read about David’s research on Source News.

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