Department of Mechanical Engineering -Colorado State University

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We couldn’t be prouder of our incredible mechanical engineering students at the Rapid Prototyping Lab, based here at CSU’s Powerhouse Energy Campus! Go RAMS! 🐏🏈💚 CSU Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering | Department of Mechanical Engineering -Colorado State University

Proud to support this group. This club was an important part of my time 4 years at CSU. They are trying to take things to the next level by going to competition this spring. Please donate and help them make it happen! Go Rams! CSU Aggies Off-Road Racing CSU Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering #coloradostate #csu #rams #colostate #fortcollins #bajasae #baja #sae #competition #mechanicalengineering #mechanical #engineering #student #seniordesign

Do you ever wonder what impact university projects have on the community and students? CSU's Dr. Sam Bechara shares some insight into how CSU's engineering students are "Engineering with Purpose." This thoughtful article, published in IEEE Pulse, discusses the impact community service-based projects have on future engineers while also providing students with a sense of giving back. https://lnkd.in/gDH3CVKd

This summer Samuel Bechara stepped into the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Affairs role in the CSU Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering. As associate dean, Bechara is tasked with program development and enhancing the student experience across the engineering college. He will oversee the strategic direction of various undergraduate initiatives including recruitment, retention, and student success. Watch the video to learn more about Sam's plans for Colorado State University's engineering programs. https://lnkd.in/gTy8m8jb

I am pleased to share that I have completed a 10-week summer REU program at Colorado State University. This incredible experience allowed me to dive deep into research focused on advancing our transition from a carbon-based to a carbon-free economy. My work primarily involved exploring innovative methods for hydrogen production using AEM electrolyzers—a crucial step in creating renewable energy solutions. I am immensely grateful for the guidance and support of my mentors, whose expertise and encouragement were invaluable throughout this journey. I am eager to see the continued progress of the lab’s projects and remain inspired by the impactful work being done. Thank you to everyone at the lab for an unforgettable experience and for contributing to a brighter, more sustainable future. You truly made this a transformative summer. #CSU #REU #MechanicalEngineering #NSF

Colorado State University Energy Institute researcher Noah Horesh, Ph.D. was recently quoted in the Chicago Tribune discussing electric vehicles and charging infrastructure. "But a main reason people might be hesitant to purchase an EV is the difficulty of accessing charging, especially at home. That creates a 'chicken-or-the-egg scenario." In his study published in Nature Communications, Noah delves into electric vehicle adoption in the United States. His research uncovers variations in cots and greenhouse gas emissions for different vehicle categories, charging systems, and locations. Read more about Noah's research on CSU Source! https://lnkd.in/g-SxgW7s Read the Chicago Tribune article here: https://lnkd.in/g3uKhuaT Colorado State University Energy Institute | CSU Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering | Research at Colorado State University

We are so proud of Toluwalase Fosudo, who defended his Ph.D. dissertation on "Development Of Advanced Combustion Strategies for Heavy-Duty LPG Engines to Achieve Near Diesel Efficiency" today at Colorado State University Energy Institute and the Department of Mechanical Engineering -Colorado State University Keep shining, Tolu! Congratulations!

We had a great time hosting students from all over the country for our Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program this summer!

Congratulations to Soham Ghosh who was recognized as an ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers) Rising Star! This award honors early-career researchers who have been recognized by NSF CAREER, or by other prestigious organizations and awards. Last year, Soham received an NSF Early-Career award for his cellular mechanobiology research. He will be recognized for this achievement and present his research at the International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition (IMECE) this fall. Congratulations, Soham! https://lnkd.in/gs8nmeSi CSU Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering | CSU School of Biomedical Engineering | Research at Colorado State University