On 25 October Cornell alum Dr Paula Doubrawa provided illuminating insights into the research and working environment at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory with a presentation to 20 Engineering undergrads, graduate students and postdocs at lunchtime entitled ‘ What’s it like to be a researcher at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory?’.
Dr Doubrawa was on campus to give a lecture in her former supervisor Professor Barthelmie’s course ‘MAE4020 Wind Power’ on offshore wind power. She then described NREL’s wind energy research and gave an enthusiastic q&a session fielding a diverse and interesting range of questions from Cornell students.
Atieh Moridi has joined the faculty of Cornell’s Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering as an Assistant Professor. Moridi came to Cornell in January, 2019 after three years as a... Read more about Welcome Atieh Moridi
by Colton Poore ’20 The world of prosthetics is evolving every day. After one of Kevin O’Brien’s good friends—a combat rescue pilot—lost her leg, she was able to receive a prosthetic and had her wings... Read more about Robotic Hand with a High-Tech Transmission
Yuhan Hu and Michael Suguitan, Ph.D. students in Professor Hoffman's research group, Human-Robot Collaboration & Companionship Lab , recently both won an award at the 14th ACM/IEEE International... Read more about Ph.D. students Yuhan Hu and Michael Suguitan both won awards.
