Two Female Undergraduates Win Award with Social Impact Paper
The social impact of engineered products is sometimes overlooked. A groundbreaking paper examining and bringing attention to the topic of social impact by Gabrielle Johnson and Marin Fisher, two undergraduate mechanical engineering students, received the best paper award at the 2021 DFMLC (Design for Life Manufacturing and Life Cycle) Conference.
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Faculty Positions
The Department of Mechanical Engineering at Brigham Young University is seeking outstanding faculty candidates for Professorial and Professional positions. The department has a very strong atmosphere of collegiality, positivity, and success and we invite applicants that can contribute to this environment through teaching, research, and service.
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Graduate Seminar Nov. 29th, 2021: Larry Howell
Publish! The Why, How, and Where of Publishing Your Research
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Two Female Undergraduates Win Award with Social Impact Paper
The social impact of engineered products is sometimes overlooked. A groundbreaking paper examining and bringing attention to the topic of social impact by Gabrielle Johnson and Marin Fisher, two undergraduate mechanical engineering students, received the best paper award at the 2021 DFMLC (Design for Life Manufacturing and Life Cycle) Conference.
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MEET OUR INFLUENTIAL ENGINEERS
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Daniel Maynes
Dr. Daniel Maynes decided to major in Mechanical Engineering through what he called “a process of elimination,” because he liked Chemistry, Math, Physics and did not like subjects like history. Maynes had narrowed down his focus to Engineering, Physics or Math before he left for his mission.
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Cars have always captivated Brigham Young University student David Calabuig Jr. When he found a similar fascination with physics in high school, he set his sights on working as an engineer in the automotive industry.
Alumni Spotlight: Thomas Utley
Experiments in the basement of the Clyde building on Brigham Young University campus was the beginning of an over two-decade career in mechanical engineering for BYU Alum Thomas Utley.
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