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Student-led innovation aims to reduce maternal mortality
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Biomedical engineering students’ invention, dubbed the DuoPouch, assists in diagnosing hemorrhages—a leading cause of maternal deaths.
Learning, growing, and finding her place in CSE
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Biomedical engineering junior Sadhika Prabhu’s college experience includes a research study with infants at the Bakken Medical Device Center and a leadership role on the CSE D&I Alliance Student Action Committee.
PPG invests in future leaders with safety in mind
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Fortune 500 company PPG shares a goal of recruiting and retaining diverse students, and building a pipeline of talent with two CSE departments: CHEM and CEMS.
Podcast by students for students
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An audio series produced by five CSE undergraduates features conversations with professors about their research and favorite past times, plus career tips for students.
For CSE grad student, soft robotics plus smart fabric equals huge potential
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In the College of Design’s Wearable Technology Lab, electrical engineering Ph.D. student Alireza Golgouneh helps design electrical components for smart garments, from wearable assistive devices and exoskeletons to pressurized astronaut suits.
CSE junior advocates for underrepresented in STEM
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Grace Hansen co-founded the Green Girls STEM Foundation to foster diversity in science and engineering and encourage youth to explore robotics.
Ilsa Shobe: Future doctor, Olympic hopeful, CSE student
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Biomedical engineering student Ilsa Shobe—completing her degree remotely from Salt Lake City, Utah, as she trains for the 2026 Winter Olympics—is using physics to help the U.S. speedskating team skate more efficiently.
Yutong Pang’s secret to finding sustainable solutions
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After discovering the key to the technology behind sustainability startup Låkril Technologies, chemical engineering graduate student Yutong Pang is ready to bring more chemistry applications to market.
Computer science senior bridges the STEM gap
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Swati Rampalli, who receives the E. Reuben and Gladys Flora Grant Scholarship and the Maximilian N. Lando Scholarship, is introducing underrepresented kids to science and tech fields.
Displaced in Scotland, CSE student uses local landscape to raise awareness about climate change
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When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020, earth and environmental sciences Ph.D. student Max van Wyk de Vries turned an unfortunate situation into a science outreach project on climate change.