A news article from California State University, Fullerton, profiled Aaron T. Stillmaker, Ph.D. (CA R '08), as the "engineer brain behind designing future computer processors." Dr. Stillmaker joined Cal State Fullerton this fall as an assistant professor of computer engineering. Previously he was the lead physical designer of "KiloCore," one of the worlds' first microchips... Continue Reading →
Jobs, Dean DeLoatch, & Codename Hexagon (September 2016)
Here is a list of current job opportunities: 1. Graduate Engineer at Arup in USA 2. Weapons Systems Engineer SME with AECOME in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 3. Engineer I with Exelon in Cordova, Illinois 4. Arconic Casthouse CoE Mechanical Engineering at Alcoa in Knoxville, Tennessee 5. Assistant Professor Engineering Mechanics at U.S. Air Force Academy... Continue Reading →
Concert, Joe Sutter, & A Dangerous Robot
Tau Beta Pi is proud to present Only Won and Larissa Lam in concert on Friday, October 7, at the Town and Country Resort San Diego, CA. A high school engineering information session will be held prior to the concert. Do you know what engineering is? What is the difference between a civil engineer and... Continue Reading →
ISU Solar Car, NFL Coach, & Dlo Geri
In a recent article from the Iowa State Daily, the Solar Car team of Iowa State University (ISU) was profiled. According to the article, team PrISUm began as a project for Tau Beta Pi in 1989. At this year's American Solar Challenge, the team placed seventh and was awarded the International Solarcar Federation Achievement Award... Continue Reading →
35 Innovators Under 35, Biomedical Design Challenge, & Nanoparticle Grant (August 2016)
MIT Technology Review has announced the 2016 class of "35 Innovators Under 35." Sergey V. Levine, Ph.D. (CA G '09), was selected as a pioneer "for pushing the edge of science" and teaching robots to watch and learn from their own successes. Dr. Levine is an assistant professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and... Continue Reading →
Self-Driving Vehicle Pioneer, Student Scholar, & Neuroscience Startup
The Guardian recently profiled Anthony Levandowski, CA A '02, as "one of the most influential engineers behind self-driving vehicles." According to the article, Levandowski's obsession with robotics began with a 2004 Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contest after completing his bachelor's degree in industrial engineering and operations at UC Berkeley. Since his first efforts at... Continue Reading →
Gliimpse, Alumni Events, & Virtru
The USA Today is reporting that Apple has acquired the personal health data start-up Gliimpse. According to the article, Gliimpse "takes a patient's medical records and uses coding to produce a personalized, shareable electronic health record." Anil Sethi, DC B '83, is the founder and CEO of Glimpse. Sethi has been involved with many health... Continue Reading →
New VP, Convention Prep, & STEM Leader (August 2016)
The Daily Herald (IL) reports that Dorothy Cudia, NY X '84, has been named vice president of Middleby Automated Solutions, a food service equipment provider. According to the article, her areas of focus include robotics, 3D printing, and autonomous systems. She brings more than 25 years of experience and has held senior level positions with... Continue Reading →
New Dean, McMillan Performance, & Interscatter Communication
Lakshmi N. Reddi, Ph.D. (KS G '82), has been selected as dean of New Mexico State University's College of Engineering. Previously, Dr. Reddi was dean of the graduate school and professor in the department of civil and environmental engineering at Florida International University. He joined Tau Beta Pi as an eminent engineer in 2003 while... Continue Reading →
August Bulletin Issue, SolarCity Jobs, & Associate Dean
The August issue of The Bulletin is now available. The issue includes an article about setting goals, a list of the Association's 2016 award winners, and 2016-17 Scholar bios. In addition, find details on the 111th TBP Convention, alumni and collegiate chapter activities, incoming and outgoing Association Officials, Tau Beta Pi Day 2017, and much... Continue Reading →
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