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AMTAS in spotlight for creating composites, jobs - http://www.youtube.com/v/jNIqyyypojg
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Research: A Google Earth view of the bladder
What is Mechanical Engineering?
Mechanical Engineering is one of oldest, broadest, and best-established of the engineering disciplines. Simultaneously, the discipline is also constantly changing and evolving in response to new scientific discoveries and societal needs. The ME Department at the University of Washington reflects the old-yet-new character of the discipline itself. MORE »
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Mechanical Engineers Making a Difference
Mechanical Engineering is one of oldest, broadest, and best-established of the engineering disciplines.
Simultaneously, the discipline is also constantly changing and evolving in response to new scientific discoveries
and societal needs. The ME Department at the University of Washington reflects the old-yet-new character of the discipline itself.
MORE »
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News & Events
New Findings in Blood Vessel Biomechanics
Nathan Sniadecki's
Cell Biomechanics Lab
found that cells in blood vessels, in regions of rapid flow, cling more tightly. The findings could influence treatments for heart disease.
Body Shock: Ferroelectricity Finding
Associate Professor
Jiangyu Li and PhD candidate Yuanming Liu are collaborators on the surprising discovery of
ferroelectricity in mammalian tissue.
BBC Future |
UW Today |
Physical Review Letters
ME Spring Seminar Schedule Tuesdays through May 27 at 12:30 in MEB248. Upcoming semiars:
- May 15:
Prof. Savvas G. Hatzikiriakos,
Chemical and Biological Engineering, University of BC. - May 22: Aleksandro Grabulov,
Sr. Manager, Function Development, Philips Sonicare.
Consumer-centric Innovation - May 29:
Prof. Noel Perkins,
ME, University of Michigan. - Full seminar schedule »
Open ME Faculty Positions:
Research Faculty in Applied Chemistry
Full-time, Tenure Track Faculty in Health and Energy
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