Source: UT lands grant to study algal growth outside of Lake Erie | The Blade

UToledo researchers will work with the cities of Defiance, Bowling Green and Wauseon to develop new methods for managing harmful algal blooms in reservoirs used for drinking water production.

Source: UToledo Awarded $1.5 Million to Fight Algal Blooms in Reservoirs, Rivers Used for Public Water Supply | UToledo News

Members of the Concrete Sawing & Drilling Association have observed, over the last few years, failures when using half-inch drop-in anchors. Since these failures pose a serious hazard to operators, the CSDA sponsored a senior engineering project at the University of Toledo College of Engineering to evaluate the reasons behind […]

Source: Research examines drop-in anchor failures – Concrete Decor

A computer science engineering technology student, Grace Snider’s co-ops led her to a career path she never imagined.

Source: GEARSET Program Helped Fourth-Year Senior Realize Engineering Dream | UToledo News

A co-working space is just the start of its impact on Toledo landscape Bitwise is moving into a new location at 1300 Jefferson in downtown Toledo this summer. And Bitwise is much more than a co-working space. LeSean Shaw, Vice-President of Bitwise for Toledo, said, in addition to a co-working space, “(w)e’re all about driving

Source: Bitwise provides tech skills, training and connection – Toledo City Paper

Rocket wide receiver Jerjuan Newton, far left, who is studying mechanical engineering technology, is one of five football-playing brothers.

Source: Football a Family Affair for Mechanical Engineering Technology Student | UToledo News