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4.18.2024
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Recent Master’s Graduate Continues Research At UD as Research Engineer link-arrow link-arrow

Ben Robertson doesn’t work for an usual employer of UD graduates — but still certainly a rewarding one. After graduating with his master’s degree in chemical engineering from the University of Dayton in 2023, he accepted a position as a research engineer with UD.
4.18.2024
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Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Professor Recognized as American Society of Biomechanics Fellow link-arrow link-arrow

Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Professor Kim Bigelow was awarded the status of Fellow in the American Society of Biomechanics (ASB). She will be recognized at the annual ASB conference in August.
4.18.2024
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New Space Research Master's Exchange Program with U.K. University link-arrow link-arrow

University of Dayton School of Engineering master’s students now have the opportunity to conduct space research thanks to a new exchange program with the University of Leicester, U.K. (UL).
4.18.2024
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Undergraduate Research Key to Finding Future Career Interests link-arrow link-arrow

For many undergraduate students in the School of Engineering, research is an integral part of their time as Flyers. Two students currently conducting research with associate professor Dr. Brad Ratliff in his Applied Sensing Lab have found a future career interest in research thanks to the experience. 
4.15.2024
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UD Hebrew Bible scholar to release award-winning book on gender in the Old Testament link-arrow link-arrow

UD Assistant Professor Esther Brownsmith explores questions of gender and sexuality in the Old Testament in her first book.
4.15.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: Water Treatment and Supply link-arrow link-arrow

Dayton’s Great Miami aquifer is much celebrated, but ensuring that pristine water is a challenge with local airports.
4.12.2024
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Entrepreneur Ready to Mass-Produce Eye Movement Recording System Thanks to Engineering Senior Design Teams link-arrow link-arrow

Ron Waldorf joined forces with an officer with the Los Angeles Police Department to create the DAX Evidence Recorder, which records eye movements of an impaired driver. Looking to reduce costs and prepare the DAX product for mass production, Waldorf connected with the Innovation Center in the School of Engineering to become a sponsor of a senior design project.
4.12.2024
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Organic Growth link-arrow link-arrow

Jeremy Erb’s passion for organic chemistry synthesized in university and professional labs. Now an associate professor at UD, Erb is determined to foster curiosity and community among his students through hands-on lab experience.
4.12.2024
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Business Ethics & Environmental Sustainability: SunWatch Archeological site bike ride link-arrow link-arrow

A bike trip to SunWatch Archeological site provided an opportunity to solidify the BEES’ understanding of environmental sustainability.
4.10.2024
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College Faculty in the News: April 10, 2024 link-arrow link-arrow

News agencies across the region, the nation and throughout the world often reach out to our faculty experts for their perspectives on today's issues.