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Hands-on Experiences Help Electrical & Computer Engineering Majors Find the Art in Engineering
It was on an October afternoon in her junior year when Hayley Reiner '20 first experienced the art in engineering.
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Cool Classes: Materials Science
To make great stuff, sometimes you have to break stuff. UNIV 264, a course in materials science taught by Professor Tim Raymond, chemical engineering, takes this maxim to the extreme.
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Summer Research Explores the Human Side of Computing
Summer of Discovery Gives Students Head Start in Sciences
Bucknell’s First-gen Seniors Share Stories of Perseverance and Accomplishment
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Across Disciplines, Student and Faculty Researchers Seek STEM Role Models
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Terri Norton Joins the College of Engineering as Associate Dean for Students & Strategic Initiatives
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Bucknell Center for Sustainability & the Environment Names New Lead
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Terri Norton, Civil & Environmental Engineering
A civil engineer who studies disaster preparedness and recovery, Professor Terri Norton studies better ways to aid disaster victims during their most vulnerable times.
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Cool Classes: Our Material World
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Professor Margot Vigeant Lauded for Research to Advance Engineering Education
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It Belongs in a Museum
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Student-designed Computer System Could Lead to Safer Surgery
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Dabrina Dutcher, Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Professor Dabrina Dutcher, chemistry and chemical engineering, grounds students' learning experiences in contemporary issues, such as the chemicals emitted by e-cigarettes.
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Felipe Perrone, Computer Science
it’s more important than ever for the programmers and computer scientists behind technology to have a conscience, says Professor Felipe Perrone, computer science.
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Added Liberal Arts Emphasis Strengthens ILTM Program
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Graduating Engineers Rise to the Challenge
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Believing the Hyperloop Hype
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Engineering Child's Play
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