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Capstone team designs fixture to catch battery assembly errors

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Q&A: Mechanical engineering alum brings lessons from Intel to capstone

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Seniors chart their career course at Interdisciplinary Capstone Open House

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The ‘perfect fit’: First-time sponsors find solutions with engineering seniors

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Aerospace leader shares 35 years of experience

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Autonomous drone aids heat-exhausted hikers

Students pose with each other

Dugout cooling system fends off summer heat

Students pose with a big check

Biosphere 2 teams bring Mars to Earth, control hydroponics farm remotely

Children play in big tires in a dirt yard

Capstone team designs interactive river for nonprofit

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An inside look at Craig M. Berge Design Day award nominations

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