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Doctoral student applies smart maintenance techniques to industry

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Industrial engineering alumnus creates clean energy jobs in Africa

Alumna named Engineering Leader Under 40 by Plant Engineering

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Continuing Education plans upcoming virtual professional-development courses

Abhijeet Golhar

Saving time and money via engineering: Manufacturing design

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Industrial engineering receives funding to revolutionize PA manufacturing

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New method analyzes images to improve health care and manufacturing

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Fault diagnosis: Innovation in machine learning for manufacturing

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Undergraduate student research highlights innovation for society

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New engineering courses highlight innovation in manufacturing

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Penn State industrial engineering professor addresses U.S. congressional caucus

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Nanotechnology expert joins industrial engineering department

American Society of Mechanical Engineers president Said Jahanmir shakes hands with Chao and Trigger Young Manufacturing Engineer Award recipient Jingjing Li after receiving her award.

Industrial engineering professor honored with early career award

Metal casting provides nearly 200,000 jobs in the $33 billion industry in Pennsylvania, making it even more critical for small-to-medium-sized foundries to stay up-to-date on the changes. In the photograph: Paul Lynch, third from left, Robert Voigt, fourth from left, and Guha Manogharan, second from right, with students from a former project.

Team of engineering researchers to help improve Pennsylvania's foundries

Masahiko Mori (center) visits the Lion Shrine during his visit to Penn State.

Engineers welcome innovator in additive manufacturing to Penn State

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