Engineering

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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US 2010 Commerce, Justice, and Science Appropriations Bill to Benefit Baylor Engineering Research
[6/25/2009]
Rep. Edwards secures $950,000 for McLennan County law enforcement, Baylor Aerospace Engineering as bill passes house

US Fed News
June 24, 2009 Wednesday
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Engineering Students Participate on #1 Ranked BU Equestrian Team
[3/6/2009]
Feb. 24, 2009


WACO, Texas - The Baylor equestrian team took over the top spot in the Women's Intercollegiate Equestrian National Coaches Poll for the first time in program history. The Lady Bears earned 82 points, the most in any poll ranking to date.
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Baylor Professor Lectures In Vietnam...From Waco
[3/3/2009]
March 2, 2009
Baylor University
A Baylor University engineering professor is joining three other academics from around the country in lecturing at several universities in Vietnam as part of an educational program funded by a $70,000 U.S. Faculty Scholar Grant.
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Dean of Engineering and Computer Science Joins US Faculty Scholars Teaching in Vietnam this Spring
[2/21/2009]
The Vietnam Education Foundation (VEF) is pleased to announce that the first group of American professors has begun to teach at Vietnamese universities as part of its new U.S. Faculty Scholar Grant Program.
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Baylor researcher investigating car parts made from coconut husks
[1/5/2009]
Monday, January 05, 2009
By Tim Woods
Tribune-Herald staff writer

For the Filipino coconut farmer making $500 a year, Detroit's auto-manufacturing plants are a world away.

But a Baylor University professor and two students are bringing the two worlds closer together, finding ways to use coconuts in the production of the vehicles we drive every day.
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Green Inventors: The Coconuts Project
[11/15/2008]
The National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance combined with the support of the Lemelson Foundation provides $1.5 million to student, faculty programs, and ventures annually. These programs are put to great use as they allow today's youth to participate in some of the kinds of thinking that will eventually change the world...one small invention at a time
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The Baptist Standard: A coconut is a terrible thing to waste, Baylor researchers believe
[9/12/2008]
By Kaitlin Chapman, Communications Intern
Published: September 11, 2008
WACO--Within a 40-degree band around the equator lie some of the poorest countries in the world--countries that lack the technology to make full use of natural resources.

But Walter Bradley, distinguished professor of engineering at Baylor University, a team of four research students and a couple of seminary students are working to solve this problem--with coconuts.
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ECS First in Campus Recycling Effort
[9/10/2008]
The School of Engineering & Computer Science is proud to announce the addition of 14 new metal recycling bins located throughout the Rogers Engineering & Computer Science Building.
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ASME Innovation Showcase Features Baylor Engineering Team
[7/3/2008]
Inspiring students to be product innovators and entrepreneurs, ASME's IShow provides a platform for top collegiate teams to compete for seed money to bring their products to market. While demonstrating their technological creativity and business acumen, winners must prove the commercial feasibility of their products at a live product "pitch" to a judging panel and audience of successful innovators, industry experts, venture capitalists, and intellectual property specialists for the ultimate reward: industry recognition and access to over $20K in seed funds.
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