Published in Berkeley Master of Engineering·PinnedBerkeley MEng celebrates 670 graduatesOn Tuesday, May 17, 2022, the UC Berkeley College of Engineering hosted the 153rd College of Engineering Commencement, in-person at the Hearst Greek Theater for the first time in two years.Uc Berkeley5 min readUc Berkeley5 min read
Published in Berkeley Master of Engineering·Pinned“Together Again” at annual Fung Institute end of year showcaseOn Thursday, May 5, 2022, the Fung Institute community gathered at the Mudd Hall Lawn to highlight year long projects from both the graduate Master of Engineering and undergraduate Fung Fellowship student teams. The “Together Again” theme celebrated the first in-person end of year showcase since before the COVID-19 pandemic…Engineering4 min readEngineering4 min read
Published in Berkeley Master of Engineering·4 days agoOp-ed: Preventing product failure by involving the consumer perspectiveBy Liberty Hudson, MEng ’23 (ME/Product Design) — This op-ed is part of a series from E295: Communications for Engineering Leaders. In this course, Master of Engineering students were challenged to communicate a topic they found interesting to a broad audience of technical and non-technical readers. …Product Design6 min readProduct Design6 min read
Published in Berkeley Master of Engineering·5 days agoDaniel Samper Martínez, MEng ’22 (ME): “It is high time I stopped being afraid and pursued my dreams.”On uncovering nature’s secrets, eliminating single-use plastics, and living life without regret — Ever since he was little, Daniel Samper Martínez had been fascinated by nature, how it works, and what kind of impact he can make on it. …7 min read7 min read
Published in Berkeley Master of Engineering·Jan 27Op-ed: Is online education a must for university students?By Zhaoyang He, MEng ’23 (EECS) — This op-ed is part of a series from E295: Communications for Engineering Leaders. In this course, Master of Engineering students were challenged to communicate a topic they found interesting to a broad audience of technical and non-technical readers. …Online Learning6 min readOnline Learning6 min read
Jan 25Op-ed: The rocky road of diversifying techBy Irina Hallinan, MEng ’23 (EECS) — This op-ed is part of a series from E295: Communications for Engineering Leaders. In this course, Master of Engineering students were challenged to communicate a topic they found interesting to a broad audience of technical and non-technical readers. …Diversity In Tech5 min readDiversity In Tech5 min read
Published in Berkeley Master of Engineering·Jan 20Op-ed: Reimagining higher education — Academia versus industryBy Johnny Ma, MEng ’23 (MSE) — This op-ed is part of a series from E295: Communications for Engineering Leaders. In this course, Master of Engineering students were challenged to communicate a topic they found interesting to a broad audience of technical and non-technical readers. …5 min read5 min read
Published in Berkeley Master of Engineering·Jan 18Op-ed: Wearable exoskeletons to preserve warehouse workers’ healthBy Elyse Scalia, MEng ’23 (ME/Biomechanics) — This op-ed is recognized as an Honorable Mention in the annual Berkeley MEng op-ed contest and part of a series from E295: Communications for Engineering Leaders. In this course, Master of Engineering students were challenged to communicate a topic they found interesting to a broad audience of technical and non-technical…Exoskeleton6 min readExoskeleton6 min read
Published in Berkeley Master of Engineering·Jan 18Op-ed: Bees versus the worldBy Thomas Guan, MEng ’23 (ME/Product Design) — This op-ed is recognized as having the Best Visuals in the annual Berkeley MEng op-ed contest and part of a series from E295: Communications for Engineering Leaders. In this course, Master of Engineering students were challenged to communicate a topic they found interesting to a broad audience of technical and…Bees6 min readBees6 min read
Published in Berkeley Master of Engineering·Jan 18Op-ed: The United States semiconductor talent shortageBy Jack Yue, MEng ’23 (ME/Product Development) — This op-ed is recognized as an Honorable Mention in the annual Berkeley MEng op-ed contest and part of a series from E295: Communications for Engineering Leaders. In this course, Master of Engineering students were challenged to communicate a topic they found interesting to a broad audience of technical and non-technical…Semiconductors6 min readSemiconductors6 min read
