Engineering Methods Could Aid Dentistry, Medicine
The same engineering methods used to build safe, sturdy jet engines might one day help your dentist or doctor determine how soon that cracked tooth or stress fracture will need attention. Jamie Kruzic, OSU assistant professor of mechanical engineering, is studying how these engineering concepts might be relevant to human anatomy.
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Attention All MIME Students: Whether you are looking for an internship, job, or just interested in learning more about your career options, this event is for you! On February 19, EECS and MIME will host an Industry Reception in the Kelley Engineering Center.
