Baylor Entrepreneurs Receive Grant to Bring Renewable Energy to
[11/19/2009]
Entrepreneurs from Baylor's Hankamer School of Business and School of Engineering and Computer Science won a $200,000 grant in September 2009 that will accelerate their work bringing electricity to rural villages in the developing world. This initiative contributes to a larger body of work being done at Baylor with the intent to combat global poverty through technology, business, and Christian mission.
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Exxon Mobil Corporation Provides $2 Million in Grants to 87 Universities for Academic Programs
[10/21/2009]
Exxon Mobil Corporation Provides $2 Million in Grants to 87 Universities for Academic Programs
$13,000 given to Baylor University
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Battle of the Brains Competition Encourages Smarter Software
[10/16/2009]
Student computer programmers from universities around the world will soon battle for a spot to attend the World Finals of the 34th annual Association for Computer Machinery (ACM) International Collegiate Contest (ICPC).
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Baylor Engineering Moves Up to 12th
[8/29/2009]
August 29, 2009


Baylor engineering programs consistently rank among their national peers. In the U.S. News & World Report survey "America's Best Colleges 2010," released in August 2009, Baylor's engineering program improved its rank from 2009 to twelfth place nationally among universities without doctoral programs.
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Mechanical Engineering Student Paper Selected for ASME International Congress & Symposium
[9/4/2009]
What started as a conversation between two engineering students two years ago grew into a graduate research project resulting in a paper being selected for inclusion in the 2009 ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress & Exposition (IMECE2009).
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Engineers With a Mission aid Honduras, Rwanda
[9/1/2009]
This summer, Baylor students involved in Engineers With a Mission traveled the globe, using their skills to help those in need. From installing generators that provide electricity to remote villages in Honduras, to developing water purification systems for schools in Rwanda, these students applied their engineering knowledge and hard work to help meet basic needs in undeveloped nations.
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Baylor University helping to recruit future scientists
[6/15/2009]
Baylor University helping to recruit future scientists
6/11/2009 6:41 PM
By: Bonnie Gonzalez
News8Austin
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Baylor Researchers Build Advanced Mechanical Horse For Therapy
[5/6/2009]
While hippotherapy works to improve the quality of life for children and adults with physical and mental impairments through riding a horse, just getting some patients onto the horse can be a major obstacle. But now, Baylor University researchers have built a custom mechanical horse to help those with physical and mental impairments get the same benefit from hippotherapy without having to actually get on to a horse.
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Boeing Selects Baylor Engineering Professor for 2009 Fellowship Program
[4/24/2009]
The Boeing Company today announced the nine engineering professors, including Dr. Kenneth Van Treuren, who will spend eight weeks this summer learning about key research and technology programs and sharing their perspectives as part of the company's Welliver Faculty Fellowship Program.
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Baylor Senior Wins Highly Competitive National Science Foundation Fellowship
[4/16/2009]
Baylor University senior Juan Yaquian, a senior electrical and computer engineering major from Temple, Texas, has been awarded a highly competitive Graduate Research Fellowship from the National Science Foundation to pursue graduate work at the University of California-Berkeley.
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