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NC State EPICS in IEEE Team Field Trip
The Spatial Extent Monitoring of Coastal Sunny-day Flooding project from North Carolina State University (NC State) is well underway as part of the Environmental Competition by EPICS in IEEE, in partnership with the United Engineering Foundation (UEF). Six students...
The Gateway to a Successful Engineering Career
By Amanda Weissman The ideal successful engineering professional should not only depend on their learned technical skills but should embody professional skills which cannot be taught in a classroom, only developed in the real world. EPICS in IEEE provides students...
EPICS in IEEE to Present at IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference (GHTC)
EPICS in IEEE will give a plenary talk titled Introduction to EPICS in IEEE at the IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference (GHTC) on September 10th from 1:00 PM – 1:40 PM at Santa Clara University. During this presentation, the audience will receive a brief...
Students Use Open-Source Software to Create an Assistive Device for the Blind Community
By Amanda Weissman It’s one thing for engineers to implement a solution for a community, but it’s another thing to create a solution hand-in-hand with a community. The students from the IEEE CIS Student Branch of M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology, understood this...
Continuing Education Beyond the Classroom
An experienced student’s perspective on Project DIANA, a project part of the EPICS in IEEE Environmental Competition. There is only so much you can learn inside the four walls of a classroom. Take it from Maia Medeiros who holds a Masters Degree in Biological...
University Students To Design “Hydration Station” for Phoenix’s Homeless
In Phoenix, Arizona, temperatures often soar to 100+ degrees in the summer — leaving many of the city’s homeless vulnerable to dehydration. To help, the Human Services Campus, a local organization that supports people struggling with homelessness, is distributing free...
Meet the Robot Solving Hunger While Teaching STEM in Urban Ohio
Behind the Church of Christ of the Apostolic Faith in Columbus, Ohio, a robot tends to a small community garden. It moves across tracks mounted on two-by-fours that allow it to operate along three axes in The Charles Madison Nabrit Memorial Garden while diligently...
On a Mission to Save Biodiversity
An update on Project DIANA, a student-run project under EPICS in IEEE. By Amanda Weissman Seven students of IEEE STEAM Club at Ohlone College have taken on the wide-scale goal of reducing harmful gasses to preserve both native and endangered species while improving...
Mentoring EPICS in IEEE projects
By Stephanie Gillespie Industry professionals can play a critical role in the success of a service learning project. By sharing your experience in technical design, professionalism, client/stakeholder relations, and/or project management, you can mentor a...
Environmental Competition Inspires University Students to Address Climate Change
EPICS in IEEE, thanks to the grant from the United Engineering Foundation (UEF), successfully launched the EPICS in IEEE Environmental Competition for University Students. This competition has inspired teams of students to collaborate and engineer solutions to address...
How John Deere Cut Down On Emissions
By Isaac Ryu Most known for its farm and lawn equipment, John Deere has committed to producing more sustainable products. Their sustainability goals range from using water responsibly in manufacturing to recycling 85% of waste. Their commitment to...
Heat Waves are Causing Widespread Structural Damage
By Isaac Ryu During the past weeks, North America has experienced one of the hottest heat waves in history. Oregon, a state that has cooler temperatures compared to California for example, has experienced record highs in temperature. British Columbia, a province in...
MilkGaurd: Solutions for Mothers, Babies, and Milk Banks Part 2
SCU Students Develop Sensor for Testing Bacteria in Breastmilk - Part 2 By Christina Muchmore The last blog introduced the “Milk Gals,” from Santa Clara University, a team of five women looking to develop an alginate-based sensor strip for testing if E.coli...
MilkGaurd: Solutions for Mothers, Babies, and Milk Banks Part 1
By Christina Muchmore SCU Students Develop Sensor for Testing Bacteria in Human Breast Milk This blog is the first of a two-part blog duo introducing the “Milk Gals” from Santa Clara University, a team of five women looking to develop an alginate-based sensor...
Tokyo 2021 Olympics: The Most Advanced Olympics Ever (Part 3)
By Isaac Ryu The viewer experience has become a significant priority for all major news networks. Whether it's sports coverage or even an election, networks have turned to new technologies to create an enhanced product. Before the Tokyo Olympics, NBC selected their...
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