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Spring 2019 Edition

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Karli Berger sitting in an office

Passion never rests

ME senior Karli Berger shares how she’s balanced her passions for mentorship and teambuilding with mechatronics and cheer.

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A student looking out at sea

Environmental impact

ME and Applied Physics Lab researchers are developing ways to better understand how emerging marine energy technologies impact underwater life.

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Makoto Eyre talking with a student

Space architect

Architectural designer Makoto Eyre talks about returning to school for a second bachelor’s degree to pursue his passion: designing human environments in space.

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Kitchen engineering

A novel course introduces first-year students to a menu of engineering disciplines — through cooking.

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Advancing a partnership

PACCAR and ME deepen their collaboration through a new campus workspace and undergraduate capstone projects.

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Health care careers

Three alumni working in health care reflect on their career pathways and share advice for others interested in this ever-growing field.

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Helping ER doctors

ME and UW Medicine researchers have created a system to measure platelet function in real time and help doctors more quickly determine which trauma patients might need a blood transfusion.

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Bee backpacks

ME, ECE and Allen School researchers have created the first sensor package that can ride aboard bees.

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External Advisory Board

Thanks to the 2018-19 ME External Advisory Board for another year of advice, mentoring, advocacy and connections to industry.

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The MEssenger is the department's alumni newsletter. Published twice a year, it features stories about students, faculty, research, alumni and more.

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