Victoria Hribar, a biomedical engineering and mathematical science major,
displays her research project, "An Art Display for the Blind and Visually Impaired" that
allows blind or visually impaired people to experience art much like sighted people.
Hribar presented her research on Capital Hill as part of the annual 2012 Posters on the Hill Project.
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VCU Engineering 2012 Senior Design Expo includes 64 innovative engineering student projects and reaches more than 2,000 visitors
to the Richmond community.
(L-R) Sam Elzarian, Alex Richard, Rick Tuck, Ravi Shah, Chris Sheffler, Tony Timok and Dean, J. Charles Jennett.
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Dr. Robert H. Klenke, Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
with one of the sub-scale models used by researchers at the NASA Langley Research Center
for aerodynamic research and pilot training.
Several models were donated to the VCU School of Engineering to support
ongoing research projects in the area of automated flight control
systems for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).
(L. to R.) Electrical and Computer Engineering - Silva Teja Patibandla, graduate student, Thomas Ward Carnes, graduate student, Robert H. Klenke, Ph.D. Associate Professor, and Matthew Thomas Leccadito, graduate student.
Students from Theta Tau, the Co-ed Professional Engineering Society, and the Biomedical Engineering Society welcomed prospective biomedical engineering students March 31 at an orientation meeting. Top row, left to right: B. Alexander Smith, Timothy Nobbee, Tri M. Nguyen, Meher Halik, Meredith Sappington, Nathaniel Wolniewicz, Gireesh Reddy, Alexander Stevenson, Anish Desai, Christopher Le, Front row: Morgan Barlow, Muhammed Naqvi, Nitin Panwar.
Mythili Pulavarthi 14, presents her research on how a commonly used growth factor affects human embryonic stem cells.
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(Left to right) David Leong, M.F.A., and Aaron Anderson, Ph.D. principal members of The Critical Communications Group instruct students from VCU School's of Engineering and Business to communicate with presence, clarity, authenticity and conviction in the Altria sponsored lecture series-Altria Presents: Winning Presentations.
"I proudly share this issue of the VCU Research Report in which you
will learn of remarkable work devoted to improving the human condition.
It is this work that exemplifies our devotion to all things possible." -J. Charles Jennett
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Jane Y. Lewis, Sr. Vice President, Tobacco Regulatory and Health Science for Altria Client Services addressed the second annual celebration of Women in Engineering Luncheon, Feb. 22. Lewis holds a Ph.D. in analytical chemistry from the University of Cincinnati and a bachelor's degree in Chemistry from Virginia Commonwealth University.
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"We were amazed at Flexicell's massive robotics, innovative production design and safety focused environment," said Jack Vo, president, IEEE VCU Student Chapter.
Pictured above are engineering students and Flexicell representatives.
From the left: Johnathan Welch, Chase D Anderson, Geoffrey Parnell, Marian T. Do, Andrew Potter, Phuoc Vo, Chimuel Agcanas, Steve Hill, Samuel Lanctot, David Manly, and Dave Cohen.
Congratulations Allison Yaguchi, Chemical and Life Sciences Engineering, Honors, Class of 2014!
Yaguchi has applied for and received one of the 10 Engineers Without Borders-USA scholarships. She is extensively involved with the EWB group and attended VCU chapter's first trip to Bolivia this past year. Her dedication to academic excellence and application of technical skills to make a meaningful difference, strong leadership abilities,and dedication to Engineers Without Borders set her apart to earn a CH2M HILL Engineers Without Borders-USA Scholarship.