Professor and Chair of Civil Engineering Ronald Mersky is referenced for his contribution to a recent report that examines how states can cut down on waste and create better waste management systems.
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Brian Hoffman, a chemistry and chemical engineering student, is mentioned for his win at the SURCA 2022 Symposium for his work alongside faculty advisor Dipendu Saha.
Dipendu Saha, chair of chemical engineering, is mentioned for his participation as a speaker at a symposium hosted by the Heritage Institute of Technology and the Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers.
This article highlights DVIRC's support of the School of Engineering's summer camp for high school students. The organization provided financial support for a select group of high school students to attend the camp in pursuit of a future in engineering.
Anita Singh, chair of biomedical engineering, has been awarded $1.9 million by the National Institutes of Health for research focused on the prevention and treatment of a birth-related injury.
Assistant Professor Juan De la Fuente was quoted in an article discussing the rise of robotics and other machinery in the construction industry.
Ryan McNamee and members of his civil engineering senior project team, Zachary Billie, Aniruddha Patel, Aidan DePietropaolo, Sean McDonnell and Brinton Hadler, traveled to Florida during spring break as part of their project which focuses on the development of an installation and environmental assessment manual for underground refuse containers.
This article promotes a recent one-year, $100,000 grant awarded to Sachin Patil, professor of chemical engineering, from the W.W. Smith Charitable Trust, to study coronary heart disease, its causes and novel drugs to treat it.
Mechanical engineering major Pedro Ramos Orozco is recognized for earning Dean's List status during the fall 2021 semester.
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Babak Eslami, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, explains the mathematical and scientific significance of today's date, 2/22/2022, and why it is so rare from a probability perspective.
Engineering graduate Fred Pondo received the Delco Chapter of the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers' 2022 Engineer of the Year award for his professional achievements and contributions to the community.
This article promotes the winners of the annual Faculty Awards which recognizes faculty in the areas of teaching innovation, research, civic engagement, and institutional leadership. This year's winners include Professor Yvonne Antonucci, Professor Shirlee Drayton-Brooks, Professor J. Wesley Leckrone, Associate Professor Jayne Thompson, Associate Professor Dipendu Saha, Associate Professor Katherine Goodrich, Professor Mark Nicosia, and Professor Nadine McHenry.
This article gives an overview of a senior project led by robotics students Nicholas Lubeck, Jacob Thomas, Natalie Ralston, Mary Flaherty, and Michael Knawby. Sponsored by the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division's STEM Outreach Program, the students are working to create an autonomous underwater vehicle. This article also quotes Xiaomu Song, associate professor and chair of robotics engineering.
This clip highlights the annual engineering mini-camp for high school seniors hosted by the School of Engineering.
Louis Rodriguez Jr., a civil engineering graduate, Board of Trustee member, and founder and CEO of Rodriguez Consulting LLC, is a guest on this podcast discussing his background, career and his path to entrepreneurship.
This week is Widener Week on Academic Minute, Insider Higher Ed's daily podcast that features experts from top colleges and universities from across the country. Ali Hamza, assistant professor of engineering, outlines the technological capabilities that are making automated self-driving a reality.
Charles Nippert, associate professor emeritus of chemical engineering, writes in this guest column that the Pennsylvania needs to revise its law governing charters and cyber charters.
Recent chemical engineering graduate Elena Fattakhova is recognized for receiving the 2021 Outstanding Day Adult Student award which is given annually to a graduating adult student who has excelled in academic studies and contributed service to the Widener community.
Edwin Tucci, a recent civil engineering graduate, is the newest member of Solutions IPEM's civil engineering department.
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This article details how Michael Radbill, an adjunct professor of civil engineering and vice president at Hill International, Inc., approaches teaching a senior-level course through creating a supportive learning environment that prepares students for the real world.