Justinn Eddie graduated from Miami University in 2011 with a degree in both mechanical and manufacturing engineering. Now, Eddie works for the multi-billion dollar behemoth, Amazon.
"[My goal is] really just finding a career where I can just grow and keep learning," she said. "I feel like it's a field that never stops evolving and never stops changing; so just something that I can continue learning along with."
Dr. Chris Peterson, chair and professor emeritus of Miami's Chemical, Paper and Biomedical Engineering department (CPB), has passed away at the age of 84. The cause and date of his passing is unknown to us at this time.
While they aren't physically going to the schools this semester, the young students have no shortage of lesson plans, as Kode2Learn is rolling out an asynchronous, remote curriculum to keep everyone involved.
The class, Metal on Metal: Engineering and Globalization in Heavy Metal Music, has been up and running for 11 years now, and this semester is the biggest class yet.
By advancing the imaging technology, they will be able to reveal the detailed process of lens regeneration in newts, including lens fiber differentiation, lens vesicle formation, changes in iris vasculature and more.
