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Michael McGuire Q-and-A
March 31, 2014
If you grew up in the United States or any developed country during the past century, you probably didn’t spend much time worrying about typhoid fever. And for that, you can thank physician John L. Leal and sanitary engineer George Warren Fuller.
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Bernard Amadei Visit
March 17, 2014
It’s the responsibility of an engineer to help make the world a better place by improving the quality of life for developing communities, Bernard Amadei, PhD, told Drexel students, faculty and staff last week. His actions certainly back up that claim.
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Philadelphia Science Festival Rube Goldberg Kick Off
March 06, 2014
What does a machine with more than 400 steps look like? You can find out during the Philadelphia Science Festival.
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