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A world of opportunities to design processes and systems that improve quality and productivity awaits you!

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Aubrey Tarmu, a computer engineering student, and Chelsea Taylor, an industrial and systems engineering student, show a containment system that can be used by NASA to collect and preserve samples from asteroids. The prototype will be sent to NASA this summer. Credit: Carlos Ortiz

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Imagine RIT 2024 https://t.co/0r9pLS38V4 via @YouTube
The best day of the year!

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We hope finals week is off to a good start so far! Here are some studying tips and tricks. Good luck, you're almost at the finish line!

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Finals week is approaching! Be sure to find studying strategies that work best for you and avoid procrastinating. Good luck to everyone!

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Congratulations to Jade Myers, Research Development Specialist at the AMPrint Center, for winning the Bruce R. James Public Service Award! The award recognizes a student for exemplary public service in the wider Rochester community.

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Listen to Will Zhang, assistant professor, talk about immersive technology on the Peggy Smedley show. They discuss topics including augmented reality, virtual reality, extended reality, the metaverse, and more. https://t.co/O34GslC8Zd

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Ph.D. student Jade Myers invented a flexible limb socket to help people in Haiti. Through 3D printing and learning to listen to the needs of the device users, she was able to develop devices that resembled human limbs. To read more, visit https://t.co/YW8ANYKhXe.

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Check out these photos from our ISE Fall Mingle. We hope everyone had fun!

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Yunbo Zhang, assistant professor of @rit_ise, will further work on the design of a program to address shortages in the machining industry.
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Take a break from classes and come meet these therapy dogs! This event is located in the Lower Gordon Atrium, on Monday, Dec. 5th from 12-2 pm.

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Earlier this year, RIT was ranked among the best in the nation for their graduate degree programs, according to the "U.S. News & World Report" survey. RIT had ranked 69th for the best graduate engineering programs, offered by Kate Gleason College of Engineering.

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Learn more about how 3D printing makes a positive impact on the planet by reducing waste. In this article, Professor Denis Cormier speaks with Reader's Digest about 3D printing. https://t.co/yxTmrBmDjP

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Interested in learning more about 3D printing? Then check out this podcast where Denis Cormier discusses every question you may have about 3D printing, including what it is and how it is used. https://t.co/GAYx0oy8BU

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Faculty researchers have received a new grant from the National Science Foundation, to work on the design of a program to address shortages in the machining industry. This project will be taken on by Yunbo Zhang, as well as Rui Liu, Esa Rantanen, Chao Peng, and Kylie Peppler.

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@_RITEngineering ISE Department is at #IISEAnnual2022... Stop by our booth and meet our team! @rit_ise @RITIISE @RIT_Grad

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This weekend RIT IISE chapter is hosting the IISE Northeast Regional Conference! The conference will feature speakers such as David Poirier, Bob Bechtold, Victoria Stephen, Luis Mesen, Katy Lucchesi, and Bill Hovey. Link in bio to buy your tickets!
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Denis Cormier, a professor in our ISE department, recently had an article published on additive manufacturing and 3D printing. His article discusses how AM and 3D printing have increased the quality and reliability of products while reducing the production cost and time.

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Samantha Sorondo, a student in our ISE department is researching metal 3D printing. "I characterize samples by performing metallography and important mechanical tests. When looking at a sample under the microscope, I look at the grain structure and direction."