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March 2020

Mar

Biological Engineering Department Seminar Series

Conference/Seminar

The BE Department's Seminar Series Speaker, Ms. Libbie Linton, Senior Process Engineer at WesTech, will present: "Marketing Your Degree".

March 9th at 1:00 pm in ENGR 406

Libbie Linton is a 2008 (B.S.) and 2010 (M.S.) graduate from the USU Department of Biological Engineering. Following graduation, Libbie joined WesTech Engineering in Salt Lake City. At WesTech, Libbie has held roles as a Research Engineer, an Applications Engineer, Product Group Leader of Membrane Filtration, and currently works as a Senior Process Engineer and Assistant Unit Leader for a division specializing in filtration products. Libbie also serves on the Board of Directors for the Northwest Membrane Operators Association. In this seminar, Libbie will talk about how integral her time at USU and the professors have been in her success.

Guest Speaker: Dr. Tim Taylor

A meet and greet with Ms. Linton will be held immediately following the seminar in ENGR 406.

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm | Engineering Building | More Info

Mar

Biological Engineering Department Seminar Series

Conference/Seminar

The BE Department's Seminar Series Speaker, Dr. Rob Franklin, an Engineering Lead at Blackrock Microsystems, will present: "NeuroProsthetics and Brain Computer Interfaces: The future is Now!".

March 10th at 3:00 pm in ENGR 238

NeuroProsthetics is an emerging technology that is projected to reach a market size of $10.48 Billion by 2023. The field encompasses products as diverse as Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson’s Disease to brain-controlled robotic arms. Blackrock Microsystems, headquartered in Salt Lake City, is at the forefront of the field of NeuroProsthetics. Come and learn what it takes to bring new NeuroProsthetics devices to the market. During the seminar, Dr. Franklin will talk about the design control process, FDA regulations, and future applications for this exciting new technology.

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm | Engineering Building | More Info

Mar

Space Dynamics Laboratory/USU Lecture Series

Lecture/Readings

Now in its fifth year, this ongoing lecture series gives students, faculty and staff the opportunity to hear the latest in space-science engineering developed at Utah State University and the Space Dynamics Laboratory.

4:30 pm - 5:30 pm | Engineering Building | More Info

Mar

Service Event

Student Activities

The Biological Engineering Department is hosting a Service Event on Wednesday, March 11th. Everyone is welcome to come and help clean up one of the Logan Lagoon Buildings.

Volunteers will meet at 2:45 PM at the Logan City Environmental Department Parking Lot [1400 West 153 North] to drive over.

Bagels and drinks will be provided.

3:00 pm - 5:00 pm | More Info

Mar

Student Professional Awareness Conference (SPAC)

Conference/Seminar

NOTICE: All university events have been canceled through Wednesday, April 8, in order to prevent COVID-19 from appearing and spreading in campus communities throughout the state. For more information, visit: www.usu.edu/COVID-19.

SPAC is an opportunity for students to develop professional and engineering skills that are rarely covered in school. At SPAC, college and high school students attend several hands-on workshops of their choosing. This flexibility allows professional development in subjects that interest each student.

8:30 am - 3:00 pm | Huntsman Hall | More Info

Mar

Engineering Extravaganza CANCELLED

Special Event

NOTICE: All university events have been canceled through Wednesday, April 8, in order to prevent COVID-19 from appearing and spreading in campus communities throughout the state. For more information, visit: www.usu.edu/COVID-19.

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