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Test prep to health care
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For junior Lucas Abbott, the CSE course “Leading Breakthrough Technology Innovation” taught him how to commercialize new technology and gave him a new framework for viewing problems.
The right pitch
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Kirk Froggatt’s “Leading Breakthrough Technology Innovation” class helped CSE student Ashtynn Trauth sharpen her skills to target pitches to different audiences—and changed her career ambitions.
Entrepreneurial engineers
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Technology innovation course teaches future STEM leaders to bring ideas to market.
Improving mobility for visually impaired pedestrians
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CSE researcher Chen-Fu Liao is integrating a Bluetooth smart system with his Mobile Accessible Pedestrian Signal (MAPS) app—and testing is happening this summer in Stillwater, MN.
CSE by the numbers: Research and Tech Commercialization
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The University of Minnesota is a nationally recognized leader in entrepreneurship and research commercialization. See all the latest numbers.
Two CSE professors named University Regents Professors
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Professor Ned Mohan (electrical and computer engineering) and Professor David Pui (mechanical engineering) have been named Regents Professors, the highest honor given to faculty by the University.
CSE recent grad creates autonomous robot for farms
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2019 CSE graduate Jack Kilian intends for his Poultry Patrol prototype to minimize work for turkey farmers.
Clara Ciutara's research is a breath of fresh air
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CSE grad student aims to help infants and adults inhale and exhale more easily.
A stroke of serendipity
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Catherine French wins awards for her teaching—but a recent honor is special. It’s named after Charles Bowers, a professor she had 40 years ago.
Engineers and clinicians collaborate to combat cancer
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A Physical Sciences in Oncology workshop helps scientists generate ideas to better approach tumor treatment.