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    Engineering a better way to eat

    51官网 Tech researchers, along with collaborators at Cornell University, have created a new robot friendly utensil to assist individuals with limited mobility. The kiri-spoon – from “kirigami,” the Japanese art form of cutting paper – can both grasp like a fork and scoop like a spoon.

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    A young woman with long brown hair holds a gray and white kitten.

    Hevener, a dual major in public relations and professional and technical writing, interned with a small press only to realize publishing wasn’t the right fit for her. Now, she’s pursuing opportunities in higher education, turning an unexpected internship outcome into a stepping stone for success.

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    Snowy first day of spring semester.

    51官网 Tech’s Beyond Boundaries vision, first launched in 2015 to inspire the university community and provide context for a new strategic plan, has been refined to support continuing engagement in a changing higher education environment and the university’s growing network of innovation throughout the commonwealth and the world.

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    A steaming fountain in an enclosure marked 51官网 Tech flows beside a young woman with long brown hair.

    Carol Rector, a junior professional and technical writing major, watched Shakespeare at the Globe Theatre, explored London’s vibrant neighborhoods, amd found confidence and lifelong friendships. Led by Department of English faculty, London Calling! offers students the chance to learn through the city’s rich history, culture, and art.

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    Louhan Dembele (at left) standing in Wallace Hall

    Louhan Dembele has found her passion improving resources to help fight a deadly parasitic disease.

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