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Professor’s Electronics Expertise Tapped by Industry to Develop DC-Microgrid for Battery Charging
Dr. Nisha Kondrath is a specialist in the field of power electronics and analog electronics. Recently, EnerSys, a Reading, Pa., company that manufactures batteries for multiple applications, enlisted her help in developing a DC-microgrid for battery charging.
Two Villanova Engineering Students Named Knight-Hennessy Scholars at Stanford University
Bridget Gile ’19 CE and Andrew Lee ’19 ME—are among the 68 students from around the world selected as part of the 2019 cohort of Knight-Hennessy Scholars at Stanford University. Both Gile and Lee have been accepted to PhD programs, in civil and environmental engineering and in materials science and engineering respectively, at Stanford School of Engineering.
How 'Nova's Using VR to Improve Baseball Players' Game │ NBC 10, Philadelphia
Villanova Electrical and Computer Engineering professor Dr. Mark Jupina created a futuristic field to help Villanova baseball players recognize pitches and patterns, which increases their chances to hit the ball with accuracy.
Civil Engineering Department Partners with Construction Industry Organization
Villanova's Civil and Environmental Engineering Department is entering into a new relationship with The Moles, a national fraternal organization dedicated to the heavy construction industry in the greater New York City area. Through a variety of programs, the students at 20 participating colleges and universities enjoy tremendous networking and learning opportunities.