Official Twitter Account of the K-State Alan Levin Department of Mechanical & Nuclear Engineering. Social Media User Policy: https://xitter.cf/t.co/qBnIRcDaNZ
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K-State MNE retweeted
Get ready, Wildcats - K-State Open House is 2 months away! Don't miss out on your chance to explore campus, connect with future classmates, and experience everything purple. 💜
Visit our website to learn more: k-state.edu/openhouse/
#KStateOpenHouse #KState #KStateBound
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Purchased shirts, jackets, hats and other merch will be available for pickup in the engineering building on the Manhattan campus in a few weeks. (Shipping is not available.)
K-State MNE retweeted
Scott Fan, @KStateMNE professor, is developing a new method for creating large quantities of liquid droplets through a novel electrical technique called electrowetting bursting, which has potential applications for disease diagnostics and drug synthesis. buff.ly/3ON69hT.
ALT Droplets created through electrowetting bursting.
K-State MNE retweeted
The motorized couch showcased at Open House and in an episode of Hang With Tang was built by K-State's Electronics Design Club. The full story behind the couch is featured in the latest issue of Impact magazine: buff.ly/3ZB6muU
ALT Five E-Club members pose for a photo with the couch.
K-State MNE retweeted
A team of K-State engineers hopes to predict condensation and freezing behavior using data obtained from experiments completed on the International Space Station. buff.ly/4fgCV69
ALT From left: Hande McGinty, assistant professor of computer science; Amy Betz, assistant dean and associate professor of mechanical engineering; and Melanie Derby, professor of mechanical and nuclear engineering.
K-State MNE retweeted
A K-State industrial and manufacturing systems engineering faculty member is conducting a study aimed at assessing and increasing the technical knowledge and professional skills of engineering students in the emerging field of point-of-care additive manufacturing.
ALT Paste-extrusion 3D printer built by undergraduate students printing a Powercat using food ingredients
K-State MNE retweeted
Kuan-Lun Ho, @KStateMNE doctoral candidate, received the 2024 Sarachek Scientific Travel Award, which he will use to attend MicroTAS. His research aims to develop point-of-care diagnostic devices and techniques for disease and pathogen detection.
K-State MNE retweeted
A trio of faculty members is developing sensors designed to withstand one of the harshest operational environments ever created within the core of a nuclear reactor with funding from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. buff.ly/3A7rIWa.
ALT View inside the nuclear reactor at K-State.
K-State MNE retweeted
Congratulations to Powercat Motorsports for its 10th-place finish out of more than 100 competitors at Formula SAE Michigan. This marks the team's highest-ever finish at the event and is the culmination of years of steady improvement. bit.ly/3RkfcbB
ALT The team poses with its trophy.
K-State MNE retweeted
UG Researcher Matthew Culbertson and GRAs Danny Eckerberg and Bradley Crouch all presented their posters at IRPA 16 today in Orlando! @KStateMNE @KStateEngg #IRPA16
