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Seven students with blue shirts pose for a photo in front of palm trees. — (From left) Erian Perez-Gamboa, Malcolm West, Samantha Perry, Lauren Froberg, Shelby Janssen, David Sepulveda and Tej Scott comprise Team 25009, which is focusing on reducing 3D printer waste in the Engineering Design Center.

Printer waste project for the EDC helps the planet and preps students

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Capstone seniors shine at the 2025 scholarship reception

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From student to Design Day judge: Ron Rich looks for ‘real teamwork’

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Design reviews nurture growth and success for capstone seniors

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Tracking Peak Electricity Usage in Tucson and Beyond

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A Heat-Sensitive Material to Lower Energy Bills

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Ensuring the Accuracy of Tissue Testing

One-on-One with Mentor Sharon ONeal

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Developing a Lung on a Chip

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Working Toward a Cure for Macular Degeneration

Creating an Interactive View of the Brain

Members of Team 16003 demonstrate their anti-drone device during Engineering Design Day 2017

Engineering Seniors Hit Home Stretch Toward Engineering Design Day 2018!

Design Day App Revamped for 2018

Remote Corporate Partners Say No Proximity Is No Problem

First-Year Sponsors Tap Into Homegrown Talent

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Sponsors Return to Design Program for a Second Helping of Student Input and Talent

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