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Imagine if a surgeon's hands in Birmingham could virtually guide a trainee's scalpel in Bermuda through a new procedure, or a master technician in an Alabama automobile plant could pinpoint the problem in a diesel engine for a trainee in another state. August 26, 2010 Engineering students finish first in design competition The 2010 Cupola Senior Design team from the UAB School of Engineering won first place in the national 2010 ASM Materials Education Foundation Undergraduate Design Competition. ASM is the International Materials Information Society. A cupola is a device used for melting iron and other metals at high temperatures. For its winning design, the UAB team received $2,000 and stipends for travel to the Materials Science and Technology Conference in Houston, Oct. 17-21, 2010. The UAB cupola design team members are Stephen Williams, Carolyn Norwood, Theresa O'Fallon and Creighton Tynes from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering and Alex Noble, Drew Brandenburg and Justin Sansing from the Department of Mechanical Engineering. August 11, 2010 Engineering student selected for Homeland Security scholarship Aaron Lamplugh, a sophomore student in the School of Engineering has been selected for a prestigious Department of Homeland Security STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Scholarship. Lamplugh is seeking a degree through the Department of Mechanical Engineering. The scholarship will cover Lamplugh's tuition and fees in his final two years of UAB undergraduate work and includes a five-week summer internship at the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education in the summer of 2011. Only about 30 STEM Scholarships are granted nationwide each year. ME News Archives |
