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Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Student and Chair Receive Funding for Hybrid Rocket Project

COE, Mechanical and Aerospace, Research, Students
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Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Student and Chair Receive Funding for Hybrid Rocket Project

Dec 07
Since spaceflight began, two types of rocket technologies have been used almost exclusively:  the liquid and solid rocket engine. Both rocket technologies are still used today – often in the same applications – however, there are fundamental trade-offs...

The Future on Mars: Generating Local Magnetic Shields to Protect Astronauts from Radiation in Mars

COE, Mechanical and Aerospace, Research, Students
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The Future on Mars: Generating Local Magnetic Shields to Protect Astronauts from Radiation in Mars

Dec 05
Mars, the fourth planet from the Sun, has been the subject of fiction, scientific research and engineering since the 1800s. It is the most accessible place for life other than on Earth, making it one of the most scientifically interesting locations in...

Mechanical Engineering Student Investigates Fast-Charging Batteries at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

COE, Mechanical and Aerospace, Students
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Mechanical Engineering Student Investigates Fast-Charging Batteries at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Nov 30
University of Miami mechanical engineering student Swati Narasimhan, BSME ’19, contributed to energy storage research at the Battery Manufacturing Facility (BMF) while participating in the Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internship (SULI) program at...

Sustainable Coastal Protection: The Balance Between Protecting Coastline Structures and Conserving the Environment

Civil, Architectural, Environmental, COE, Research, Students
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Sustainable Coastal Protection: The Balance Between Protecting Coastline Structures and Conserving the Environment

Nov 30
In the United States, more than half of the population lives within 50 miles of the coastline. As average annual temperatures and sea level continue to rise, the coastline will likely experience stronger hurricanes and winds leading to higher storm surge...


Experiencing the ‘Magicverse’

Alumni, Biomedical, Civil, Architectural, Environmental, COE, Electrical and Computer, Industrial, Magic Leap, Mechanical and Aerospace, Students
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Experiencing the ‘Magicverse’

Nov 16
Students, faculty and staff stopped by the School of Architecture’s Korach Gallery to learn what Magic Leap is all about. There was a humpback whale inside the Wellness Center this week. Dozens of University of Miami students, faculty and staff braced...
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