In the wake of tragedy in #Boston’s Seaport District, Professor James Lambrechts spoke with @wbz about the inherent dangers of city light poles.
Read more and see the story: https://t.co/o35Dr0Fyxa
The School of Engineering is proud to present the 2022 Engineering Design Showcase on August 9th, from 3:00-6:00pm in Tansey Gymnasium.
Please stop by to see the amazing designs, ideas, and inventions from our talented students!
Figure 1. Mesh nebulized fine aerosol dispersion patterns on water-sensitive paper at ~45% relative humidity): from left to right—control sample, arc section magnet and stack of round magnets (magnets provided by BJA Magnetics, North Leominster, MA)
Since the beginning of the global pandemic, Associate Professor John Voccio has been leading an internally funded research project aimed at finding the magic number for indoor humidity for the pandemic. To read more, go to https://t.co/N2d22Wgx5o @VoccioJohn
@wentworthinst Prof. Jim Lambrechts weighs in on CBS Local last night: Concrete Cracking At Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant Building https://t.co/3MrohVgAnV
Engineering Freshmen: you need to register for the section of ENGR1500 that corresponds to your major. You received an e-mail about this on 10/15. If you try to register for a different section you will receive a "Field of Study" error.
Our Mechanical Engineering students have put together a dynamic and creative exhibit at @WITLibrary together with Professor Chomyszak, @WITXLR8, Department of Industrial Design, and @WITPlanning. Come check our their elegant designs at the "Making Time" exhibit through Nov. 8th!
Join us for refreshments on 9/20/2018 from 3-4:30 P.M as we celebrate the opening of "Making Time". The exhibit will run through 11/ 8/2018.
The installation is a collaboration involving the Dept. of Mech. Eng., Dept. of Industrial Design, @witlibrary, @witplanning, & @WITXLR8.