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And the Beat Goes On
University NewsEngineering students create an implantable medical device that may replace the need for pacemaker batteries.
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St. Thomas Helps Launch OK Go Sandbox
University NewsAssociate Professor of Engineering AnnMarie Thomas and St. Thomas students are helping rock band OK Go launch OK Go Sandbox, an online portal providing learners and educators a way to engage with concepts in playful and unexpected ways. -
Alumnus' Company Takes Grand Prize in MN Cup
University NewsRoy Martin '79 is one of the founders of MicroOptx, a medical device company working to halt the progression of glaucoma. -
Professional Notes for Nov. 20, 2017
This week's professional notes include faculty Bernard Brady, Catherine Marrs Fuchsel, David Kelley, Lisa Lamb, Bhabani Misra, Lisa Waldner, Christian Washburn, Thomas Hickson, Jeni McDermott and Kevin Theissen; staff Vern Klobassa, David Lemon, James Rogers, Eric Stevens, Artika Tyner, Dia Yang and Dining Services; and students Emma Rinn, Jenna Abrahamson, Elliot Allen, Erika Bjorkman, Luke Loveall. -
Professional Notes for Oct. 4, 2017
This week's professional notes include Jean Bongila, Jay Ebben, Hans Gustafson, Mike Klein, Avinash Malshe, Manjeet Rege, and Christian D. Washburn; staff Damon Shoholm; and student Dan Yarmoluk -
Engineering Camps Encourage Young Girls' STEM Interests
University NewsSt. Thomas' annual STEPS camps exposes sixth and eighth grade girls to engineering and encourages them to pursue their interests. -
Freshman Class Maintains Record-setting Academic Profile, Is Most Diverse
University NewsThe freshman class maintains last year's record-setting academic profile and also is the most diverse class in the history of St. Thomas, with 16 percent students of color. -
Autism Research Sensing a Better Way
University NewsSenior John Fetzner is spending his summer helping engineering assistant professor Cheol-Hong Min with research to help children with autism. -
Sophomore's Summer Study Solicits Search For Sticky Solutions
University NewsSophomore Emily Walsh is helping take on the Sahara Desert. With syrup. -
Tell Me More - Why Exactly Did the 35W Bridge Collapse?
University NewsEngineering assistant professor Katherine Acton discusses what went into the I35W bridge collapsing one decade ago.