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Celebrating 150 years of Mechanical Engineering at Cornell

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Awards honor excellence in engineering teaching and advising

September 13, 2023

The 2023 Cornell Engineering Teaching and Advising Awards were presented at the Fall Faculty Reception on Sept. 12. Read more about Awards honor excellence in engineering teaching and advising

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Tuesday, September 26, 2023 1:30pm

MAE Colloquium: Professor Michael P. Burke

Combining Multiscale Physics and Data for Complex Reacting Systems in Energy and the Environment Understanding and being able to predict the outcomes of complex reaction systems would be invaluable to... Read more about MAE Colloquium: Professor Michael P. Burke

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From Future Doc to Healthcare Industry Disruptor: Alice Yan ‘19, ‘20

Undergraduate alum Alice Yan describers her career journey to working in legal and regulatory compliance at a healthcare start-up. Read more about From Future Doc to Healthcare Industry Disruptor: Alice Yan ‘19, ‘20

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Sibley School celebrates 150 years of mechanical engineering at Cornell

The Sibley School kicks off its #Sibley150 celebration with a video that looks to the past and the future. Read more

Q&A: Mohamed Ali, Ph.D. '97, GE Aviation

Ali discusses his journey from mechanical engineering student, to research scientist, to VP of engineering at GE Aviation. Read more

Fabien Royer: Creating novel structures in space

Assistant Professor, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Academic focus: I’m an aerospace engineer working on space structures. My research lies at the intersection of spacecraft engineering, solid... Read more

Professor Moridi operates a monitor on a large 3D printer

Push print: Pioneering the 3D-printing techniques of tomorrow

From living tissue to concrete, Cornell engineers are pushing print to advance 3D printing. Read more

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