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Nov 09, 2012

For energy-​​storage devices, thin is in

Cell phones as thin and flex­ible as a sheet of paper. Energy-​​storing house paint. Roll-​​up touch screen dis­plays. These are the sorts of devices that the engi­neering industry is preparing […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Oct 31, 2012

Jung’s Research featured in Scientific Reports

MIE Associate Professor Yung Joon Jung’s research on creating “Transparent, flexible supercapacitors from nano-engineered carbon films” was featured in Nature’s Scientific Reports.  Online and open access, Scientific Reports is a primary research publication […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Oct 12, 2012

Jung featured in Nano Letters

MIE Associate Professor Yung Joon Jung’s research on creating a high power supercapacitor using CNT-CNC 3-D hybrid nanostructures was featured in the Nano Letters journal. Nano Letters reports on fundamental research in all […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Sep 28, 2012

Slow Economy Employment

MIE Coop Coordinators Karen Kelley & Lorraine Mountain were awarded “Best Presentation” at the 2012 National CIEC conference.  They will receive this award at the next National CIEC in Arizona […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Sep 28, 2012

Congratulations Craig Schmidt

Craig Schmidt, ME’16, has been selected as a 2012/13 PES Scholarship Plus recipient which supports students interested in pursuing a career in the power and energy industry.  Power and energy […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Sep 26, 2012

Wan & Muftu Receive $185K Grant

MIE associate professor Kai-tak Wan and professor Sinan Muftu have been awarded an $185K NSF grant to study Mechano-Lipidomics and Mechano-Cytosis of Drug Delivery Liposomes. The research goal of this […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Sep 10, 2012

Ruberti Gets $1.1M Grant

MIE Associate Professor Jeff Ruberti was awarded a 3-year $1.1M grant from the National Eye Institute to determine the “Mechanobiology of Matrix Production by Corneal Fibroblasts”.  As part of the […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Sep 10, 2012

Serving — on the court and in the classroom

Bev­erly Kris­tenson Jaeger, a fac­ulty member and cer­ti­fied tennis offi­cial, chan­nels her inner film­maker in recalling her most mem­o­rable moments as a chair umpire and line judge. “It’s like a movie […]

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering