Engineering
Marquette engineers, occupational therapy students and local high school students modify over 240 adapted toys for children
Power drills and elf hats are becoming a regular sight on Marquette’s campus thanks to a growing collaboration to serve local families. This November, the Opus College of Engineering and Penfield Children’s Center hosted two build days to support Inclusive Play: Toys for All, a collaboration between Marquette, Penfield Children’s Center and Kohl’s Building Blocks…
IEEE Milwaukee Magnetics chapter event in Olin Engineering, Nov. 28
IEEE Milwaukee Magnetics will host a chapter event Tuesday, Nov. 28, in Olin Engineering 202 from 2-3 p.m.
Engineers celebrate curiosity and creativity at the Opus College of Engineering’s Undergraduate Research Day
On Friday, Oct. 27, students, faculty, staff, families and friends gathered in Engineering Hall for a showcase of undergraduate research projects led by students in Marquette’s Opus College of Engineering. Twenty students from across engineering disciplines shared outcomes and experiences from their research efforts alongside Marquette faculty. Among recent Marquette engineering graduates, at least 26%…
Opus Dean of Engineering named Groundbreaker honoree for Betty Awards
Dr. Kristina Ropella, Opus Dean of the Opus College of Engineering, was named the Groundbreaker honoree of the 2023 Betty Awards.
Engineering Undergraduate Research Day poster session, Oct. 27
The Opus College of Engineering will host its annual Undergraduate Research Day poster session on Friday, Oct. 27.
Flipping the Switch: How two Marquette engineers help children in need play and explore
Imagine someone who tinkers with children’s toys year-round in a tucked-away workshop, travels to all corners of the globe and dedicates their work to serving children and families. Now ignore any famous North Pole residents and consider a pair of Marquette engineers operating a similarly joy-filled operation a few thousand miles south in Wisconsin. Play…
Off and running: Omron Advanced Automation Lab lays groundwork for future collaboration
It’s been six months since the Omron Advanced Automation Lab opened in the Opus College of Engineering, and Dr. Phil Voglewede, professor and associate chair of mechanical engineering and director of the lab, says it’s all a dream come true. Established with a $1 million-plus gift from Omron Corporation, the lab opened in March of…
Unraveling soot’s mysteries — and dampening its harm
With support from a major NSF CAREER grant, Dr. Somesh Roy is channeling his long-running interest in soot into understanding its molecular composition, muting its damage and creatively educating the public along the way.
Engineering professor receives U.S. Department of Transportation grant to evaluate metal corrosion prevention method
Dr. Qindan Huang has received a grant to evaluate the cathodic protection method on pipeline metals.
Lecture on infrared light-field imaging systems, Oct. 6
Join the lecture on an infrared light-field imaging system free of fixed-pattern noise, hosted by Sergio N. Torres.