Researchers Develop Non-Toxic Antifreeze
Edward V. Clancy, professor emeritus of engineering technology, and his research group develop non-toxic alternatives to ethylene glycol-based antifreeze. This article appeared on UPI on March 25, 2015.…
Disability Fuels Ideas for Future Engineer
Despite suffering from muscular dystrophy, third-year engineering technology student Kevin Butler dreams of making the world an easier place for people with disabilities. This story ran in the Union-Tribune on Feb. 20, 2015.…
GRID Team Installs Solar Panels for Community
While some students spent spring break sleeping in, hanging out with old friends, or taking trips, Billy Wong was scrambling around on roofs, hooking up wiring and installing solar panels for needy families.
Solar Boat Team Soaks Up 6th Place at Nationals
The Cal Poly Pomona solar boat team splashed into an overall sixth place in its latest competition, winning first in overall system design, solar system design and visual display. Fifteen students from a variety of engineering disciplines participated in speed,…
Planned Gift to Help Engineering and Rose Float
Engineering technology alumnus Tony Marraccino and his wife, Terri, have made a generous planned gift that will equally benefit the Rose Float program, the College of Engineering and a maintenance fund...
Alumni Donation Modernizes Engineering Lab
The College of Engineering has dedicated one of its labs in honor of alumnus Martin Colombatto and his family, who provided new equipment through a $100,000 donation. Colombatto, ¿82, engineering technology, said his gift was prompted by a visit to…
Engineering Professor Authors Textbook
Massoud Moussavi, professor and department chair in the engineering technology department, has published a textbook, ¿Data Communication and Networking: A Practical Approach.¿ The textbook can be used in the electrical-computing engineering, engineering technology, information technology, CIS, and computer science programs.…
Engineering professor accepted into summit
Norali Pernalete, an associate professor of engineering technology, has been accepted into the Women’s International Research Engineering Summit. The forum provides international collaborative research exchanges between female engineers. The 2011 research focus areas for the summit are clean water, sustainable…