Building holy grail lithium metal batteries cheaply and safely Michigan Engineering 2026-09-21 | Building holy grail lithium metal batteries cheaply and safely
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman discusses the future of generative AI Michigan Engineering 2024-10-16 | On September 12 2024, Sam Altman, Chief Executive Officer of OpenAI, participated in a fireside chat for University of Michigans students, faculty and staff. The ChatGPT developer head spoke about the future of AI and its implications for education, as well as the challenges and opportunities presented by rapid technological advancements. Altman also shared insights into OpenAI's new reasoning model, Strawberry, a model he describes as capable of complex reasoning and problem-solving.“You all are going to create things that astonish us. The story of human history is that we build better tools, and then people do even more amazing stuff with them, and they themselves, you know, add their layer of scaffolding. And we’re on this steadily increasing curve of possibility.”Read more here:https://news.engin.umich.edu/2024/09/you-all-are-going-to-create-things-that-astonish-us/------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 13 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow Michigan Engineering:Instagram: instagram.com/michiganengineeringLinkedIn: linkedin.com/school/university-of-michigan-college-of-engineeringX: https://x.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineering
Warmilu and their non-electric infant warming blankets for premature babies Michigan Engineering 2024-09-26 | Born a pre-mature baby, Grace Hsia Haberl dedicated her undergraduate studies at Michigan Engineering to finding a solution to protecting premature infants from hypothermia. Along with fellow classmates, she developed a non-electric warming blanket and launched it under the start-up, Warmilu. Manufacturing blankets for more than a decade, Warmilu's mission is to prevent infant deaths from hypothermia across the globe, particularly in countries with limited resources. Warmilu has brought their non-electric warming blanket to Kenya, where deaths from infant hypothermia are common, and the lack of stable electricity makes it difficult for hospitals to use incubators. In addition to leading Warmilu, Hsia Haberl is an entrepreneurial management and leadership lecturer at Michigan Engineering and the U-M Center for Entrepreneurship.For a more in-depth story on Warmilu and Hsia Haberl's work in Kenya:https://news.engin.umich.edu/2024/09/warmed-by-science-powered-by-love/Warmilu's Website:warmilu.com------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow Michigan Engineering:Instagram: instagram.com/michiganengineeringLinkedIn: linkedin.com/school/university-of-michigan-college-of-engineeringX: https://x.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineering
A digital teaching platform used to teach students about electric vehicles Michigan Engineering 2024-09-19 | U-M engineering professor Elliot Soloway and the Center for Digital Curricula created the Roadmap Platform to bridge the gap between modern technological tools and teaching resources. The Platform includes a searchable repository of free, standards-aligned K-5 lessons in English, math, social studies, and science. Teachers can use Roadmaps to create class schedules, provide necessary resources, and facilitate collaboration among students and teachers. The Center is also developing K-8 curricula on electric vehicles and mobility to support Michigan's EV transformation.Holmes Elementary SchoolYpsilanti Community School DistrictMrs Melissa Bruzzano, Grade 3Learning About Electric Vehicles using BrainVenturesDeveloped: by the Center for Digital Curricula, College of Engineering, Univ of MichiganContact: d2curricula@umich.eduOr visit: https://cdc.engin.umich.edu/welcome------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:X/Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
A screen using magnetic pixels stores and displays encrypted images without electronics Michigan Engineering 2024-09-17 | A flexible screen inspired, in part, by squid can store and display encrypted images like a computer—using magnetic fields rather than electronics. The device is described in Advanced Materials and was made in the labs of Joerg Lahann, the Wolfgang Pauli Collegiate Professor of Chemical Engineering, and Abdon Pena-Francesch, an assistant professor of materials science and engineering and co-corresponding author. The researchers' screen could be used wherever light and power sources are cumbersome or undesirable, including clothing, stickers, ID badges, barcodes and e-book readers.The screen displays images by programming magnetic pixels to flip to either orange or white faces in a specific magnetic field direction. The images can be programmed to be publicly read by any standard magnet or privately read by a specific magnetic grid, which acts as a key. The key reprograms specific pixels of the screen to temporarily have inverted flipping behavior and display a new image.This research was published in Advanced Materials on September 16, 2024 and is titled, "Janus Swarm Metamaterials for Information Display, Memory, and Encryption."doi.org/10.1002/adma.202406149Read more here:https://news.engin.umich.edu/2024/09/this-screen-stores-and-displays-encrypted-images-without-electronics/Learn More:BioInspired Materials Lab: apenafrancesch.comLahann Lab: lahannlab.com------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow Michigan Engineering:Instagram: instagram.com/michiganengineeringLinkedIn: linkedin.com/school/university-of-michigan-college-of-engineeringX: https://x.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineering
Celebrating 25 years of hands-on-learning Michigan Engineering 2024-09-11 | For 25 years, the Wilson Student Team Project Center has been a home away from home for Michigan Engineering students. Host to over 25 student organizations, the Wilson Center is a 20,000-square-foot engineering maker space where students can practice engineering by designing, building and assembling solar cars, electric bikes, human-powered submarines, planet-exploring robots and many more amazing engineering feats. Teams within the Wilson Center are completely student led and offer opportunities for them to apply their studies in a real-world, hands-on environment where they are encouraged to interact with one another, share ideas and showcase their hard work during competitions across the country and the world.Read more about the impact of the Wilson Center:Wilson Center website:https://teamprojects.engin.umich.edu/------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow Michigan Engineering:Instagram: instagram.com/michiganengineeringLinkedIn: linkedin.com/school/university-of-michigan-college-of-engineeringX: https://x.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineering
The Bumpy Road to Greatness | Michigan Baja Racing Team Michigan Engineering 2024-09-05 | The University of Michigan Baja Racing team competes in three major Baja SAE competitions throughout the year, with the first 2024 challenge taking place in Gorman, California against 61 teams from the U.S., Canada, Mexico and India. At the end of the season, the team with the highest normalized point total across all three events wins the first place Mike Schmidt Memorial Iron Team Award. Because of that, each competition matters, and the first challenge sets the pace.This year's season started with a lot of frustration for the Michigan team. But that hardship made way for teamwork, creativity, grit and empathy—some of the professional "competencies" that engineering project teams build up in Michigan Engineering students, preparing them for their future careers.Read more of the story here:https://news.engin.umich.edu/2024/09/the-bumpy-road-to-greatness/Michigan Baja Racing website:michiganbajaracing.com------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow Michigan Engineering:Instagram: instagram.com/michiganengineeringLinkedIn: linkedin.com/school/university-of-michigan-college-of-engineeringX: https://x.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineering
How racing solar cars in the Outback as a college student builds engineering career skills Michigan Engineering 2024-07-20 | In October 2023, Michigan Engineering's solar car team raced their 17th solar car, Astrum, across the Australian Outback as part of the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge, finishing in 4th place after starting dead last due to electrical issues during their qualifying lap.The global competition is a unique challenge that requires years of careful planning and engineering to make it successfully across the unforgiving landscape. Teams that choose to enter have the chance to compete at the highest level against college and university students across the world who bring their very best. But it is also an incredible experience for the University of Michigan undergraduate students to discover who they are as engineers, team members and people, and one that offers them extracurricular scenarios that can translate to multiple years of real world, industry experience when students begin looking for jobs to start their careers after graduation.Read more about how the University of Michigan team performed during the 2023 race:https://news.engin.umich.edu/2023/10/us-solar-car-places-fourth-in-global-competition/Watch more videos about the Michigan Solar Car Team:youtube.com/watch?v=Cs2tSuT9-m0&list=PLmNrnoyQ30KtdxGamBhLraQwZ4YdxHDmy&index=2Check out what the Michigan Solar Car team is up to:https://www.solarcar.engin.umich.edu/our-project------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Instagram: instagram.com/michiganengineeringLinkedIn: linkedin.com/school/university-of-michigan-college-of-engineeringX: https://x.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineering
An invisible, virus-killing mask | A Michigan Engineering Short Michigan Engineering 2024-07-09 | For the full video, visit our page.Air curtain technology created by a U-M startup, Taza Aya, can attach to the brim of a hard hat and deflect 99.8% of aerosols from reaching a worker’s face, potentially offering a new protection option for workers in industries where respiratory disease transmission is a concern. Independent, third-party testing of the device showed the effectiveness of a downward-flowing air curtain, curved to encircle the face, coming from nozzles at the hat’s brim a few inches from the face. That curtain is just one part of the device’s defense against pathogens."Our air curtain technology is precisely designed to protect wearers from airborne infectious pathogens, using treated air as a barrier in which any pathogens present have been inactivated so that they are no longer able to infect you if you breathe them in," said Herek Clack, a U-M associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, and a Taza Aya co-founder. "It's virtually unheard of—our level of protection against airborne germs, especially when combined with the improved ergonomics it also provides."Read more here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2024/07/an-invisible-mask-wearable-air-curtain-treated-to-kill-viruses-blocks-99-8-of-aerosols/Find out about more of Herek Clack's research by check out his lab site:https://clacklab.engin.umich.edu/------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Instagram: instagram.com/michiganengineeringLinkedIn: linkedin.com/school/university-of-michigan-college-of-engineeringX: https://x.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineering
An invisible, virus-killing mask Michigan Engineering 2024-07-08 | Air curtain technology created by a U-M startup, Taza Aya, can attach to the brim of a hard hat and deflect 99.8% of aerosols from reaching a worker’s face, potentially offering a new protection option for workers in industries where respiratory disease transmission is a concern. Independent, third-party testing of the device showed the effectiveness of a downward-flowing air curtain, curved to encircle the face, coming from nozzles at the hat’s brim a few inches from the face. That curtain is just one part of the device’s defense against pathogens."Our air curtain technology is precisely designed to protect wearers from airborne infectious pathogens, using treated air as a barrier in which any pathogens present have been inactivated so that they are no longer able to infect you if you breathe them in," said Herek Clack, a U-M associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, and a Taza Aya co-founder. "It's virtually unheard of—our level of protection against airborne germs, especially when combined with the improved ergonomics it also provides."Read more here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2024/07/an-invisible-mask-wearable-air-curtain-treated-to-kill-viruses-blocks-99-8-of-aerosols/Find out about more of Herek Clack's research by check out his lab site:https://clacklab.engin.umich.edu/------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Instagram: instagram.com/michiganengineeringLinkedIn: linkedin.com/school/university-of-michigan-college-of-engineeringX: https://x.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineering
ENGR 100 Section 430 – Music Signal Processing Michigan Engineering 2024-05-30 | The goals of this course are: (1) to analyze music the way an engineer would analyze an unfamiliar phenomenon; (2) to learn the basics of Fourier signal analysis and synthesis, motivated by observing musical signals; (3) to apply these tools in design projects; (4) to introduce students to oral and written technical communication, working in teams, and problem solving. No previous knowledge of music is necessary. No calculus or complex numbers is required in the course. Some prior coding experience (E101) is desirable.– Learn the secrets of electronic music synthesizers– Learn how to process music digitally using pattern recognition methods– Especially relevant for students interested in EE, CE, CS, and BME, or music loversEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).https://adue.engin.umich.edu/e100-home/------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter/X: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 130 – Sustainable Materials and User-Centered Design Michigan Engineering 2024-05-30 | How can we make engineering more sustainable and more beneficial to people and the environment? If that’s a question you care about, this is the E100 section for you. This is a course about sustainable materials and user-centered engineering design. Our goal is to teach sustainable engineering practices that will be useful to nearly all engineers by looking at topics like:— Materials selection and life cycle analysis— Understanding energy and material flows in manufacturing— The future of manufacturing with AI and additive tools creating new materialsWe also emphasize social, political, and economic impacts of engineering work in addition to technical fundamentals like applied chemistry and physics.Engineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).https://adue.engin.umich.edu/engr100_sections/130-sustainable-materials/------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter/X: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 250 – Microprocessors and Toys Michigan Engineering 2024-05-30 | Microprocessors and computing systems have become pervasive and have enabled the intelligent functioning of cars, chatbots, computers, phones, watches, websites, and countless other systems. In this course, you will build the hardware and software of a complete computing system, including the microprocessor, operating system-level code, and application program. You will also exercise your creativity and ingenuity by designing and building your own smart educational toy that uses your own microprocessor. Along the way, you will learn:– The basics of how computing systems work, including number representation, digital logic, computer architecture, assembly-language programming, input/output devices, and digital audio– Technical communication integral to any real-world engineering project, such as working on teams, understanding audience and purpose, organizing ideas, structuring presentations, writing memos and reports, and giving presentationsEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).https://adue.engin.umich.edu/engr100_sections/250-microprocessors/------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter/X: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 330 – The Rise of Wearable Electronics Michigan Engineering 2024-05-30 | In this course, we will provide a comprehensive introduction to the captivating realm of wearable electronics. This course combines material physics, chemistry, and engineering, based on which we can create wearable electronics that are reshaping the future of renewable energy, healthcare, and soft robotics. You will learn:– Recent development of wearable electronics and their impact on our daily life– Physical and chemical properties of advanced materials used in wearable electronics, including quantum dots, hybrid organic-inorganic metal halide perovskite, and conjugated polymers– How these materials drive the forefront of technological advancements in solar energy harvesting, display, biomonitoring, and beyondEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).https://adue.engin.umich.edu/engr100_sections/330-wearable-electronics/------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter/X: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 150 – A River Runs Through It Michigan Engineering 2024-05-29 | A river runs through natural settings, a river runs through urban environments. Most rivers in the world have been impacted by human activities. Our goal is to gain a solid understanding of river dynamics and related ecosystem services. As engineers in this course, you will learn:— Fundamental scientific principles at play in aquatic environments— Methods to restore habitats for specific ecosystem functions and services— Monitoring tools for long-term sustainable assessment of stream healthEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).https://adue.engin.umich.edu/engr100_sections/150-river/------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter/X: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 600 – Underwater Vehicle Design Michigan Engineering 2024-05-29 | Remotely controlled underwater vehicles are used in a variety of contexts, including monitoring coral reef health, installing offshore wind turbines, and exploring shipwrecks. In this section, you will design, build, and test a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) for underwater exploration. You can read more about the course at this detailed course description. You will learn: — Pressure, buoyancy, and stability; basic electrical circuits; and systems design— Basic manufacturing skills including 3D modeling and printing, soldering, and construction— Team communication and collaboration, technical documentation (presentations and reports), probability, statistics, risk, and ethicsEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).https://adue.engin.umich.edu/engr100_sections/600-rov/------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter/X: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
An app that limits screen time by making your phone slightly more annoying to use Michigan Engineering 2024-05-13 | Phone overuse is common in todays society, and current interventions are not effective at helping users decrease screen time. Michigan Engineering researchers are developing an app called 'InteractOut' which works by slightly modifying common phone interactions, like tap and swipe, to gradually ease a user off their phone. It's different than current methods, which either lock users out of an application after a set amount of time or allow them to continue scrolling once the timer runs out.Read more: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2024/05/managing-screen-time-by-making-phones-slightly-more-annoying-to-use/This project was led by, Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, Anhong Guo, at the University of Michigan College of Engineering:guoanhong.com------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:X/Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
Taking a ride on a weather balloon during a solar eclipse | 360º Michigan Engineering 2024-04-12 | Hop on one of the Michigan eXploration Laboratory's (MXL) high-altitude balloons! Watch as their weather balloon flies up through the clouds and witnesses the full solar eclipse on April 8, 2024 from the edge of the Earth.Warning: video may cause motion sickness.00:00 - Launch!01:52 - A little higher up.03:52 - Through the clouds.08:52 - Total Solar Eclipse!15:52 - Soaring even higher.17:52 - Pop!28:00 - Camera loses power soon.Learn more about MXL's work here - https://exploration.engin.umich.edu/------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:X/Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
Robotic lab proves new recipes make cleaner battery materials Michigan Engineering 2024-04-09 | Michigan Engineering researchers are discovering new recipes for batteries with help from automation at the Samsung Advanced Materials Lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Using robotic arms and computers, the lab can synthesize up to 24 different battery materials every 72 hours, allowing the researchers to test around 224 recipes. The lab could help make battery materials with less impurities, improving the efficiency of battery manufacturing.Read More: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2024/04/better-battery-manufacturing-robotic-lab-vets-new-reaction-design-strategy/------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:X/Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
Detecting Impaired Drivers | Michigan Engineering Shorts Michigan Engineering 2024-04-03 | A new low-cost system developed by ECE researchers could effectively detect drunk, drowsy or distracted drivers before they get on the road— The Advanced Driver Assistant System (ADAS) uses 3D camera technology to conveniently bring driver safety to the streets.“These are small, inexpensive cameras that can easily be mounted on the rearview mirror, the steering column or other places in the driver’s cockpit," said Mohammed Islam, U-M professor of electrical engineering and computer science who leads the project.Utilizing cameras and artificial intelligence tools, the system can identify five signs that the driver may be impaired.Read more: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2024/03/auto-industry-deadlines-loom-for-impaired-driver-detection-tech-u-m-offers-a-low-cost-solution/------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:X/Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
Civil & Environmental Engineering at Michigan Michigan Engineering 2024-03-26 | We’re building on our enduring legacy to tackle some of the most complex challenges facing our society and our planet. Our Civil & Environmental Engineering graduate and undergraduate programs are among the best in the nation: https://cee.engin.umich.edu/Civil and Environmental Engineers deal with the design, construction and operation of large-scale infrastructure systems while advancing solutions supporting stewardship of environmental systems. Fundamentally, our profession advances the economic prosperity and quality of life of our society. More than any other engineering discipline, we are in service to society advancing the common good.------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:X/Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
Diversity, Teams, and Collective Intelligence Michigan Engineering 2024-03-20 | Teams perform best when they consist of diverse, talented individuals operating within organizational and institutional structures. Collective intelligence, more broadly, also requires diversity and ability, along with myriad formal and informal institutions. In this lecture, the focus will be on understanding the components and dynamics that contribute to building effective teams, considering both composition and process.Confronted with challenges that surpass individual capacities, we pivot towards the success of teamwork. Teams emerge as champions in conducting top-notch research, making the best decision-making, and creating innovative designs. The synergy of collective intelligence in teams thrives on the rich diversity and talents of individuals strategically positioned within well-suited organizational and institutional frameworks. In this lecture, we will explore the key key elements and dynamic forces that play pivotal roles in constructing effective teams. We’ll delve into the composition and process of elevating teams and how to unleash the full potential of collaborative success with people from diverse backgrounds.Full transcript:docs.google.com/document/d/1qz3wYeyX3n2fV3qglnjz9ah6rL0aJVaRgBx630emtD0/edit?usp=sharingSpeakers:Scott Page, John Seely Brown Distinguished University Professor of Complexity, Social Science, and Management and the Williamson Family Professor of Business Administration, Ross School of Business, University of MichiganExternal Faculty, Santa Fe InstituteHerbert Winful, University Diversity and Social Transformation Professor, Joseph E and Anne P Rowe Professor of Electrical Engineering, Arthur F Thurnau Professor, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of MichiganWatch more talks from our DEI Lecture Series:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmNrnoyQ30KtT84HsiWJUSSWMec3a7q5SDEI - Diversity, Equity and Inclusion:As a college, our dedication to academic excellence for the public good is inseparable from our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. A vibrant, inclusive climate helps us to leverage our strengths and make the most of our collective capabilities. https://www.engin.umich.edu/culture/diversity-equity-inclusion/------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
Designing Load-Bearing Modular Origami Structures Michigan Engineering 2024-03-18 | Michigan Engineering researchers are developing modular origami that can be used to build adaptable load-bearing structures. This development could help shift infrastructure from large structures that are stuck in place into structures that can be quickly deployed and repurposed.The designs could be used to set up temporary structures or rebuild infrastructure after natural disasters, or to build adaptable habitats on the Moon or Mars.The research is led by Evgueni Filipov, associate professor of civil and environmental and engineering. Deployable and Reconfigurable Structures Laboratory:https://drsl.engin.umich.edu/Read the paper in Nature Communications:Large-scale modular and uniformly thick origami-inspired adaptable and load-carrying structuresPublished on March 15, 2024nature.com/articles/s41467-024-46667-0Read more: https://news.umich.edu/bridge-in-a-box-unlocking-origamis-power-to-produce-load-bearing-structures/------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:X/Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 750 – Engineering for Social Impact Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | When developing new technologies, engineers must carefully consider the impact their decisions may have on individual stakeholders and on society as a whole. In this course, you will learn a variety of prototyping methods within the context of a socially-engaged design process. You will then apply these skills to address a real-world problem in the field of public transportation. We’ll cover the following topics: — Social impact measures and how to interact with stakeholders to make better engineering decisions— When and how to make different kinds of prototypes— Hands-on making techniquesEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 520 – Engineering Wellness: Technologies to Support Physical and Mental Health Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Wellness is a critical component of everyday life and includes both physical and psychological health. In this course we will explore research and technologies that support wellness, including wearable sensors. Wearable sensors let us track biometric data, which can be readouts of sleep patterns and emotions. You will learn:— Physiological measurements related to wellness (e.g., heart rate variability,electrodermal activity) and how they are measured— Engineering design process— Strategies to support your wellness as a studentEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 450 – Harnessing the Wind (Green Engineering) Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Engineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 320 – Applied Data Science for Engineers Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Engineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 700 – Intro to Aerospace Engineering Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | This course introduces students to practical Aerospace Engineering processes by the means of design, build, test and operation of simple flight vehicles (e.g. hovercraft). This Systems Engineering Experience includes an extensive design-build-test-compete component. You will gain: — Exposure to multiple disciplines including Aerospace, Electrical, and Materials Engineering and Atmospheric Physics— Hands-on experiences covering nearly all aspects of a real mission including concept proposal, design, fabrication, test, operations, analysis, documentation, and presentation of resultsEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 590 – Wireless Microscopic Ore Rover Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Autonomous and remotely-controlled vehicles are important tools used for exploring terrestrial planets and planet-like moons. In this section, you will design, build, and test a rover system capable of collecting microscale ore particles from an emulated planet surface and transferring particle samples to the onboard microscope for material characterization. You will learn:Knowledge and technical skills from a variety of engineering disciplines, including Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Computer Science, Robotics, and OpticsConcept proposal, design, fabrication, system integration, operation testing, data analysis, documentation, and presentation of project resultsFundamental hardware and software tools, CAD, 3D printing, image/video editingTerm project: Design, modify, and build a robotic rover with a mini-size optical microscope, robot arm, and set of optoelectronic/electronic devicesLabs: Soldering irons, oscilloscopes, transmitters/receivers, Arduino microcontrollers, and internet-of-things (IoT) devicesEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 400 – Self Driving Cars, Drones, and Beyond Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Autonomous systems such as self-driving cars, robots, and drones are being used today in a wide range of applications, from search and rescue to smart farming, from package delivery to the future of mobility. In this section, you will design and validate an engineering solution to enable a novel application based on an autonomous drone using the AirSim engine drone simulator. You will: — Implement a flight controller based on knowledge of electronics and using Python (no prior coding experience required)— Carry out an engineering project from conceptualization to design, from implementation to validation, and from team work to project management— Acquire soft skills such as literature survey and self-learningEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 810 – Continuous Improvement and Operations Management Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Do you ever have to swipe your M card more than once to enter your dorm room? Do you have to stand in a long line at the dining hall just to find they ran out of your favorite dish? In essence, there is always room for improvement in everyday processes. Continuous improvement in processes and operations focuses on consistently applying methods that improve the quality of a product or service. This course provides an overview of engineering design and continuous improvement principles as applied in the production of goods or services in operations management. You will learn: — Continuous improvement principles and processes used in industrial, operations, and systems engineering applications— How to address and redesign real-world operations using the engineering design process, waste analysis, time studies, queuing theory, etc.Engineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 800 – Process and Throughput Optimization Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Engineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 510 – Dissecting Modern Medical Devices Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Biomedical engineers design, redesign, and test devices that improve the treatment, diagnosis, and monitoring of important health challenges facing humanity today. This section will let you experience this process hands-on with real medical devices. We will explore:-stakeholder analysis (e.g., interviewing clinicians and patients)-ethical, legal, social, environmental, and economic implications that underlie every decision a biomedical engineer makes-statistics, regulatory bodies (e.g., FDA), and patent law to understand bringing a new device into the worldInterested in BME or the healthcare industry? This section could be for you! Join us for a deep dive into the high-stakes world of technology and human health.Term Project: Reverse engineer an existing medical device and brainstorm innovations to the original design in order improve accessibility, affordability, efficacy, and safetyLabs: Collecting, graphing, and analyzing data from blood glucose meters, detecting blue light transmittance through coated lenses, benchmark testing of project devices to meet industry standards (e.g., ISO, ASTM), and user/usability testing of redesign mockups.Engineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 900 – DiY Geiger Muller Counter Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Expect the unexpected! Radiation is invisible and everywhere: some is natural (radon gas) and some is artificial (nuclear power). Radiation can be useful (diagnosing and curing disease) and dangerous. You will learn how to approach technical problems that affect human safety by triangulating various data, designing unique approaches to radiation risks, and pivoting in the face of unexpected circumstances and results. — Fundamental concepts of radiation physics, health effects, protection principles, and detection— Collection and analysis of data in real-world contexts inside and outside the lab— Communication of research findings related to radiation health and ethics for technical and non-technical audiencesEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 120 – The Greatest Materials of All Time Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Stone Age,” “Iron Age,” “Silicon Valley” – these terms reflect major aspects of human civilization. From textiles to sugar, to transistors and smartphones – various products have proven critical developments in human history. What materials made them possible? What new industries did they spawn? What new problems did they create?What might come next? In this course, we’ll cover: — A historical view of materials, looking at how the field pervades many disciplines — When materials serve as “function shifters” with performance that resolves previous trade-offs — Identifying dilemmas that require big breakthroughs involving materials, and resource ecosystems (“technology bundles”) that drive a material’s roleEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 580 – Bio-inspired Design Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Bio-inspired design views the process of how we learn from nature as an innovation strategy translating principles of function, performance, and aesthetics from biology to human technology. The creative design process is driven by interdisciplinary exchange among engineering, biology, medicine, art, architecture and business. If you like learning weird facts about nature and want to boost your creativity, this is the course for you! You will learn about: — The bio-inspired design process from original scientific breakthroughs to functional prototypes— Applications from cases studies that include gecko-inspired adhesives, cockroach-inspired robots, artificial muscles, computer animation, and prosthetics— Health, environment, and safety design considerationsEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 200 – Designing in the Real World Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Engineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 910 – Socially Engaged Design of Nuclear Energy Technologies Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | As more people experience the real impacts of climate change, the need for strategic collaboration between design experts and local communities has become more urgent. In this section, you will use XR technologies to learn socially-engaged design and community outreach related to nuclear technologies for global decarbonization. You will cover the following topics:— Nuclear reactor design – fission and fusion— Socially-engaged design strategies— Ethics, equity, and justice frameworks and their applications to engineering designEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 440 – Solar Energy and Self-Powered Wireless Systems Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Engineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 180 – Deployable and Adaptable Structures Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Engineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 300 – Food Science and Engineering Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | In this section of Engineering 100, students learn about the basic scientific and engineering principles involved in food science and engineering. They hone their technical communication and teamwork skills while gaining an understanding of the roles engineers play in food development and manufacturing. Students will:- Explore and experiment with the chemical properties of food in our test kitchen style lab- Partner with local and national companies to solve real world problems using engineering principles and food production knowledge -Showcase project work in our end of semester poster expoclass will focus on food preparation and exploring the chemical properties of food that allow us to taste, cook, and bake.Engineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 420 – Solar Energy and Self-Powered Wireless Systems Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | In this section of ENGR 100, students will learn about solar energy collection and storage, and more generally, about electrical circuits, micro-controllers, wireless technology, and energy/power. The first half of the class will teach concepts in each of these areas, where electrical systems provide information collection, processing, and networking for all engineering fields. Laboratory sessions incorporate hands-on experiments to work with electrical circuits, solar cells, energy storage, micro-controllers, and wireless technology. In the second part of the class, students will work in teams to design, build, and test a wirelessly networked product that is self-powered by solar cells. The specific emphasis or challenge for the design project will change according to semester of offering.Engineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 210 – Writing and Interdisciplinary Collaborative Design Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Instructors from five different disciplines will support your exploration of the creative design process through a collaborative, semester-long project: a multimodal essay, that combines architecture, art & design, engineering, music and writing to make an argument, while preparing you to work on interdisciplinary design teams. This project will lead you to explore fascinating processes and questions such as: how can engineers, writers, artists, architects, and musicians can work together to create interactive experiences, use research to inform creative work, and convey arguments in fun, innovative and meaningful ways. In this course you will learn:— Interdisciplinary collaboration skills, strategies, and team-based designprocesses— Specific platforms, materials, or processes related to the final team project (TBD)— Creative, effective, and reflective communication strategies and skills through writing and presentationEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 950 – Electronics for Atmospheric and Space Measurements Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Engineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 350 – Engineering Biological Solutions Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | This section of Engineering 100 introduces fundamental concepts of biotechnology and chemical engineering, and provides an understanding of how biological systems can be engineered to solve real-world problems such as the need for renewable energy and affordable medicine. We will cover:- Key concepts and methods in genetic engineering and biotechnology including recombinant DNA technology, immobilization, and renewable energy- How to design a process by following engineering design principles with consideration of ethical and social implications- Written and oral communication in engineering contexts emphasizing audience analysis, writing strategies, genres of technical discourse, visual communication, collaboration, and professional responsibility. Term Project: Design, build, and test a multi-step process to produce a biotechnological or biopharmaceutical productProject 1: Production of biopolymer carriers (i.e. alginate hydrogels) for a variety of applications such as drug delivery or medicine and food manufacturing based on student interest Project 2: Production of biofuel ethanol from renewable biomass using genetically engineered microorganismsLabs: Experimental design, hands-on lab work for proof-of-concept studies and prototype development, quantitative & qualitative data analysisEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 850 – Robotics Mechanisms Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Robotics systems are beginning to serve a broad range of new and diverse roles in multiple aspects of modern society. But how are these robots designed and how are they developed? You will learn: — Basic robot building and embedded programming skills— How to apply the design process to identify a problem and design a solutionEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 980 – Rocket Science Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Rocket science, how we use rockets to move stuff around the Earth and throughout the solar system, is a confluence of several engineering fields including mechanical, aerospace, and electrical engineering as well as computer science. When a system is built, its performance is measured and compared against expectations given the design. In this section, you will learn the skills to design, build and deploy a sensor package to measure the performance of a small rocket that you will also design and build. You will learn: — Practical skills from several engineering fields including CAD and using and programming a microcontroller— Solving complex problems using the engineering method— Understanding the cycle of a project through the conception, requirements flowdown, design, build, test, deployment, analysis, documentation, and reporting processesEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
ENGR 100 Section 310 – Recycling and Repurposing of Plastics Michigan Engineering 2024-03-13 | Plastics are everywhere. The chemical industry produces millions tons of plastic every year. We use plastics to make electronics, toys, water bottles, and other consumer products. But where does all this plastic end up? Some of it is in garbage piles, some of it is in landfills, but a lot of it is in our oceans. You will learn how plastics are made and how we can repurpose or recycle them. We’ll cover the following topics: — How plastics are synthesized and processed— The global plastic waste problem— Strategies for mitigating the plastics waste problemEngineering 100 is the start of a University of Michigan engineer's journey. Students take part in a real-world project that utilizes the fundamentals of their section's topic. From microprocessors to rockets to food, there are several mediums for students to pick from; all cover the same fundamentals (employ the engineer design process, communicate effectively as an engineer, collaborate in diverse teams, understand and practice professional engineering values).------Watch more videos from University of Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 12 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
How to improve traffic lights in Birmingham, Mich. with connected vehicle data Michigan Engineering 2024-02-20 | Michigan Engineering researchers are partnering with the Road Commission for Oakland County in Michigan to improve the timing of traffic signals. Timing stop lights is an important step to reducing congestion at an intersection, but the high maintenance cost makes it difficult for most cities to stay on top of it. The University of Michigan research team proposes a cloud based re-timing system that uses anonymized trajectory data from connected vehicles to help create new timing plans. It was piloted in Birmingham, Mich. and was used to re-time all of the city's 32 traffic signals, showing a major decrease to both traffic delay and the number of stops at an intersection. The system is a step up from current re-timing methods, which require traffic controllers to collect data by hand-counting cars during peak times at intersections. The widespread availability of trajectory data from connected vehicles will make it easy to scale the cloud based system, potentially bringing this to traffic control agencies nationwide.Read the paper in Nature Communications:Traffic light optimization with low penetration rate vehicle trajectory dataPublished: February 20, 2024doi.org/10.1038/s41467-024-45427-4Read more:https://news.engin.umich.edu/2024/02/improving-traffic-signal-timing-with-a-handful-of-connected-vehicles/This project was led by Henry Liu, director of the U-M Center for Connected and Automated Transportation (CCAT), as well as the director of Mcity and the Bruce D. Greenshields Collegiate Professor of Engineering.https://cee.engin.umich.edu/people/liu-henry/Road Commission for Oakland County: rcocweb.orgyoutube.com/@cbbryson1------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow Michigan Engineering:X/Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
Designing Non-Metallic Squishy Magnets to Power Soft Robots Michigan Engineering 2024-01-15 | Michigan Engineering researchers are looking to use magnetism to guide soft robots and for medical implants and devices. Their research is centered around finding solutions to control soft robots without using tethered power supply's. They developed a non-metallic 'squishy' magnet that is light enough to add to soft robotic components and powerful enough to guide using magnetic fields. The magnets could be used in medicine to guide ingestible capsules to a targeted area in the body, or to insert implants. It's an exciting development that could have an impact on robotics, medicine and sustainability efforts.The research is led by Adbon Pena-Francesch, assistant professor of materials science and engineering.Bioinspired Materials Lab - apenafrancesch.comRead more:https://news.engin.umich.edu/2024/01/squishy-metal-free-magnets-to-power-robots-and-guide-medical-implants/------Watch more videos from Michigan Engineering and subscribe: @MichiganEngineering The University of Michigan College of Engineering is one of the world’s top engineering schools. Michigan Engineering is home to 14 highly-ranked departments, and its research budget is among the largest of any public university. http://engin.umich.eduFollow University of Michigan Engineering:X/Twitter: twitter.com/umengineeringFacebook: facebook.com/michigan.engineeringInstagram: instagram.com/michiganengineering
