During a normal work week, Sharan Asundi, assistant professor in ODU’s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, teaches classes in aerospace/mechanical engineering and builds satellites for space missions.
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Ian Haskin ’17 is an aerospace engineer at NASA Glenn Research Center.
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Christopher Animashaun and Nathan Holland are doctoral candidates in the University's Center for Bioelectronics.
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As part of their senior capstone project, the Youth Sports Instrumentation team developed a low-cost device that could warn coaches of a potential head injury.
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The engineering professor develops 3D computer modeling techniques to help scientists refine and reconstruct electron microscopy images.
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The Batten College of Engineering and Technology’s annual student design expo, ESPEX, featured senior design and graduate research projects.
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Fridley, who comes from the University of Alabama, is set to begin his new role in July.
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ODU alumna Sarah Golden spoke during the fifth annual Women Excelling in Engineering event at the Batten College of Engineering and Technology.
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Gender, Engineering & Solutions, a Women’s History Month event, focused on the intersection of gender and engineering.
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ESPEX (Engineering Student Projects Expo) will be in person this year!
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The Batten College will host in-person events and activities related to this year's national theme: Reimagining the Possible.
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The Batten College of Engineering and Technology will celebrate Engineers Week with in-person events and activities related to this year's national theme: Reimagining the Possible.
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Batten College of Engineering and Technology graduates participate in commencement ceremonies at the Ted Constant Center Saturday, December 18, 2021. Photographs by Chuck Thomas/Old Dominion University
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An interdisciplinary team partnered with Colonial Beach to gather data that can be used in resilience planning.
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Professor Drew Landman and his wife Kate perform locally as the electric folk duo “Dry Land.”
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The Eminent Scholar and professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering has won seven outstanding engineering faculty awards and received more than $6.3 million in federal grants.
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After earning a GED and a stint in the Navy, she pursued a double major in mechanical engineering and physics.
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Juniors Aimee and Christopher Holland lead Kappa Delta and Sigma Phi Epsilon, respectively.
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Best Master's Programs has ranked the 25 Best Online Master's in Mechanical Engineering and ODU's Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering program made the list.
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More than 50 ODU faculty honored in top 2% of scientists cited worldwide.
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The first Latina in space presented an in-depth look at life aboard the space shuttle and the International Space Station.
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John Lin, a 42-year NASA employee, was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal.
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Described as a Renaissance man, Roberts came to the University in 1965.
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ODU and the University Innovation Exchange Space Initiative are using satellite data to address a host of issues.
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Ben Stuart, who has served as interim dean since June of 2019, will start his new appointment on Oct. 25.
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GENEDGE pledges five-year investment in the 7,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility, which is slated to open in the spring of 2021.
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Wie Yusuf and Joshua G. Behr led a series of working groups focused on the dynamics of evacuation and sheltering during COVID-19.
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Sydney Fletcher is the lone female on the snare line in ODU’s Marching Monarch Band.
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Ringleb Named Fellow of the American Society of Biomechanics
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Rafael Landaeta, associate dean of the Batten College of Engineering and Technology, plans to continue the event annually.
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12 Monarchs received commissions, along with students from Norfolk State, Hampton and Regent universities.
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They’re helping to fill a critical need at local hospitals.
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Here is the latest information from the University.
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The event offers fun and informative events for current and future students.
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The event provided opportunities for exhibiting and networking.
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They are part of two-person research teams that were awarded $24,000 apiece.
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The mechanical engineering major, who will graduate this month, had no intention of going to college coming out of high school.
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Janeen Perry-Campbell, whose research focuses on stereotypes and discrimination young black girls face from educators, advances to a regional competition in March.
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Nine master’s and Ph.D. students will each present their research in three minutes, with the winner advancing to a regional competition in March.
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Faculty members Robert L. Ash and Nina W. Brown, along with Ruth Jones Nichols, CEO of Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore, received awards.
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Old Dominion University alum Robert "Bootie" Barker '96 visits motorsports lab
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MOU provides $29.2 million over the next two decades to increase computer science and computer engineering graduates.
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The annual banquet recognizes graduates who have excelled in their professions and impacted their communities.
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Sebastian Bawab, chair of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, earned the prestigious honor.
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Sebastian Bawab, chair of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, earned the prestigious honor.
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SmallSat Research Center Co-Led by ODU Secures $1.5 Million Grant
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About 50 students worked on the project over the past four years.
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Engineering students visit Guatemala to help community of roughly 800 residents.
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Students present 60 innovative project demonstrations to faculty, employers and industry partners.
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Madelyn Burnett and Ashley Newman are rarities: While women make up 49 percent of the college-educated workforce nationwide, only 14 percent are practicing engineers.
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Stuart holds a Ph.D. from Rutgers and has been at ODU since 2015.
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The engineering major and Perry Honors College student says ODU has provided opportunities for him to grow academically and beyond.
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The Virginia CubeSat Constellation is a collaborative project of the Virginia Space Grant Consortium and four of its member universities: ODU, Virginia Tech, University of Virginia, and Hampton University.
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As an affiliate member since 2002, ODU has established a record of significant contributions to NIA through aerospace research and helping to manage the institute’s graduate programs.
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The publication recognized the Darden College of Education & Professional Studies and six graduate programs in other colleges.
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After successful integration with deployer in Houston, CubeSat is scheduled to launch from NASA's Wallops Island facility on April 17.
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Beginning this fall, between 10 and 20 students will receive up to $5,000 a semester from the Huntington Ingalls Industries and Newport News Shipbuilding Scholars program.
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Engineering students return from autonomous boat competition with $5,000 and new friendships.
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Gary Barksdale, who graduated in 1995, began his career as a postal inspector in 1999.
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In the final quarter of fiscal year 2018, Batten College of Engineering and Technology faculty were awarded nearly 70 percent of their total grant funding for the fiscal year.
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Zachary Campbell serves as the area college coordinator for the Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority overseeing six university ThinSat (thin satellite) projects across the state in addition to providing STEM outreach for Virginia Space’s ThinSat program.
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In a recent workshop at Old Dominion University, veterans applied 3D printing techniques to build robots that mimic some of these animal movements.
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The ODU team designed a radio-controlled plane that could be easily assembled and weighed roughly one pound.
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A new National Science Foundation (NSF) grant, involving "maker" education, aims to steer STEM-skilled Navy vets toward high demand fields in science and engineering.
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Students at Old Dominion helped develop one of three, 3-pound nano-satellites, about four inches square, which will record measurements of the properties of Earth's atmosphere
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The ODU Motorsports team recently returned from Trois-Rivières in Quebec, Canada where their vehicle won first place in the International Motorsports Association Mazda Prototype Challenge Masters class, an international professional racing series.
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Teams from colleges and universities across the nation worked on designs for a spacewalk tool to be tested in NASA’s 6.2 million gallon Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory.
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This year, a team of 15 Old Dominion University mechanical engineering students, known as the ODU Formula SAE Baja team, recently achieved the highest placement in University history at the SAE Illinois International Competition. where they were up against 106 other universities.
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This month, Old Dominion University commemorates its long-standing partnership with NASA as the space agency's Langley Research Center celebrates its centennial.
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The rocket carried a payload, through the RockOn! And RockSat-C programs, that included the team’s research project along with eight others involving more than 13 universities and community colleges from across the country.
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ODU faculty and students appeared at the Virginia Aviation Business Association event at the Library of Virginia in Richmond, which featured Gov. Terry McAuliffe as guest speaker
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The world-renowned aerospace engineer has died at age 72.
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Old Dominion University engineering students are hitching a ride for their experiments on a NASA rocket as part of a program designed to expose student engineers nationwide to sub-space opportunities.
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The outgoing Batten College dean will serve a second, two-year term on the Aerospace Advisory Council.
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An Old Dominion University engineering professor was recently awarded a grant to teach 3-D printing to students in his home country of Vietnam, and will add his own twist.
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The Formula SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) team at Old Dominion University recently returned from a challenging national competition at Michigan International Speedway
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Two teams of engineering students are constructing vehicles in a lab in the new Engineering Systems Building and will compete in national automobile design and race competitions in May.
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The atrium of Old Dominion University’s Kaufman Hall was filled with experimental cars, planes and robots on April 28, as graduating seniors in the Batten College of Engineering and Technology participated in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Student Projects Exposition.
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Researchers from Old Dominion University’s Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center and departments of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and Electrical and Computer Engineering have received a $250,000 contract from NASA to investigate using sub-scale unmanned aerial systems to help design the next generation of the National Airspace.
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When David Palmer and a team of fellow engineering students from Old Dominion University learned that cuts had claimed nearly 80 percent of the budget for their lunar wheel design project, they didn't give up. As a result, their prototype wheel rolled from computer screen to reality.
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An ODU engineering team, who called themselves The Flying Monarchs, recently returned from the SAE Aero Design East competition, where they finished 12th out of 42 teams.
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Mark Levenstein, a mechanical engineering student, has been selected for a 2014-15 Fulbright U.S. Student Award for Research and Study at the University of Leeds.
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A team of mechanical engineering students from Old Dominion University’s Frank Batten College of Engineering and Technology won the inaugural lunar wheel design competition held at NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston earlier this month.
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