Biomechanics
High-Tech Health Patient imaging data, such as CT or MRI scans, are used to build interactive 3-D computer models of the arteries and veins and to simulate blood flow in order to design customized surgeries. The collaboration among engineers, computer scientists, and doctors improves results for patients.
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New Graduate Student Handbook, 2014-2015

View the New Graduate Student Handbook with information on registration, orientations, calendars, local apartments, etc.
Major Change Application Now Open

The  impacted major application system is now open! All students that wish to apply to Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering, must apply through the MyJSOE Major Change Application system. 

All students will have until July 6th at 11:59pm to use the application system to apply. Late applications will not be permitted.

For questions, please contact Christina Sandoval-Paquette.
USACE Internship for Post docs or students

Technology and Water Resources Internship, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Institute for Water Resources (IWR) -Apply Here

Collaboration in Water Resources Management Internship, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Institute for Water Resources -Apply Here
News            
Juan C. Lasheras Joins NIH MABS Study Section

Mechanical engineering professor Juan C. Lasheras is a new member of the NIH Modeling and Analysis of Biological Systems (MABS) Study Section, which reviews grant applications for scientific merit as a part of the NIH Center for Scientific Review. Read More..
Bob Bitmead receives lifetime achievement award for contributions to control theory

Professor Bitmead fell in love with control theory as a third-year applied mathematics major at the University of Sydney in 1974. This fall, he will head out to San Antonio to receive the Rufus Oldenburger medal, a lifetime achievement award from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, for his significant contributions in the field.  Read More.
MAE Seniors Showcase Their Innovative Designs

On Thursday, June 12th the MAE senior-level designing courses hosted a joint poster session in which Aerospace, Mechanical, and Environmental Engineering students presented the work they had accomplished in their capstone design courses. Read More.

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