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The College of Engineering’s Senior Design Expo runs from noon to 3 p.m. Friday, Dec. 8, on the first floor of Nitschke Hall.

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Kyle Storer is leaving campus not only with plans for an invention he developed as a freshman design project in the College of Engineering. He is also a co-founder of a startup and has a full-time job lined up as a project engineer.

Source: Entrepreneurial Engineer Will Graduate With Patent, Startup, Full-Time Job | UToledo News

Highly involved as an undergraduate, Payton Kamer will next finish her master’s degree in May and then join BP as a process engineer in Washington.

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Following graduation, Lisa Kaiser will join Honda’s research and development team as an interior engineer in seat design.

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As cyberattacks rapidly multiply, more businesses are seeking help. The result is a growing demand for cybersecurity consultants.

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A first-generation college student, Pete Rocco began his UToledo journey at Toledo Early College High School with the goal of becoming a medical doctor.

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The UToledo team, which worked on the project last semester for the undergraduate course Sustainability Problem Solving, selected a carbon trap to deactivate halogen-containing pollutants.

Source: Environmental Engineering Student Team Wins 2nd in EPA Contest | UToledo News

Their Sanibag is a modified colostomy bag that allows for easier cleaning and maintenance.

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Dr. Mehdi Ahmadian, the J. Bernard Jones Chair of Mechanical Engineering at Virginia Tech, will give the free, public lecture at 2 p.m. in Nitschke Auditorium Room 1000.

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