ThermoPlastic composites Research Center (TPRC)’s Post

Today I presented my first paper at #ASEEannual. This paper is based on the initial work for my #KEEN Engineering Unleashed Fellowship and the I²lab this year!

Can we learn from history to close the skills gap? Richard Brown takes a deep dive into the UK's history with engineering education and training...where did things go wrong? How do we right the wrongs of the past to close the #skillsgap in the #plasticsindustry And what can we learn from other countries? https://lnkd.in/evfYp-FY

Our programs in #CivilEngineering and #EnvironmentalEngineering come in at 37 and 48 🤘🤘

The #UBuffalo School of Engineering and Applied Sciences is the 31st ranked public engineering school and is ranked 57th among public and private engineering schools in the nation, according to the U.S. News and World Report rankings 🤘 This is a recognition of our students, faculty and staff, and we couldn't be more proud of their success 💙 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eMVPZb6z #UBSEAS #UBTrueBlue

I recently attended the ME Rising Stars Workshop at UC Berkeley, and it was an enlightening experience! From understanding the application process to starting and leading a research group, I gained valuable insights into academia. The opportunity to connect with peers in adjacent fields and mentors with insightful advice made the experience even more worthwhile. I would highly recommend this workshop to anyone considering academia. Thank you to the organizers, speakers, and fellow participants for making this possible! #UCBerkeley #mechanicalengineering

***Engineering Sciences Welcomes FES Batch 33*** The Ice-Breaker Event Included - A Welcome Note by the Dean - Heart to Heart with Two Alumni - Hi-Tea and Mingling with Assigned Advisors But the real highlight of the event was the drawing-and-guessing game show ("Win, Lose, or Draw") which pitched Faculty against Students in a battle of quick thinking, quick drawing, and quick guessing. We are sorry (or pleased) to report that the students won. (and yes, that is attempted "Thor" in the lower left frame).

"Objective --> Things needed --> Procedure --> Results" work flow "Why", or "Why-s" documents, Etc (a note inspired by a post from Prof. Leena Nebhani ) ____________________ (i) Prof. Leena Nebhani ; "What a week" - these words in your 1 week old post can help one visualize the interest, high activity and enthu that an academician like you bring into the day's tasks. And congratulations for the laurels; Prof. Leena , Prof. Ankur Goswami . (ii) Even for those in the "industry", a lot can be gained by applying the "Objective --> Things needed --> Procedure --> Results" flow into tasks or projects. Link to an old post on this subject: https://lnkd.in/ghrqS637 (iii) The "why we are doing" is a key thought stage or step as people in a team may be from different fields, and each may be thinking in different directions / lines due to past experience. So making a "Why"/"Why-s" document can help when beginning new project tasks. _____ link to Prof. Leena's one week old post: https://lnkd.in/gt8TBhAA _____

We caught up with a Materials Science and Engineering M.S. alumna, who shared her experiences with the program. Check it out!🎉 UC San Diego UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering Francesca Muto #ucsd #ucsandiego #ucsdmaterialsscience #materialsscience #materialsengineering #sandiego #vanderbergspaceforcebase