A two-semester senior design project has concluded with six mechanical engineering students seeing stars. Constructed with nearly 20 hand-machined parts, seniors Mike Ciuzio, Dylan Gouletas, Chris Hewitt, Zach Karamallakis, Michael Keyser and Maggie Murphy have built a Newtonian reflecting telescope. The device will allow star gazers to not only view astronomical objects, but also photograph them using automated, controlled tracking.
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- Auburn Engineering students combine to win $30,000 in Tiger Cage Student Business Idea Competition final round April 2, 2025Liam Heary, a sophomore in computer science and software engineering, and Vincent Visser, a sophomore in industrial and systems engineering, won second and fourth place, respectively, in the university's largest student entrepreneurship event
- Elementary school students learn basics of prototyping through Auburn Engineering egg drop April 2, 2025More than 50 kindergartners through fifth-graders recently descended upon Auburn’s Jordan-Hare Stadium for this year’s egg Drop event, hosted by the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering.
- Army partners with Auburn to close capability gaps in light tactical vehicles April 1, 2025One of the main motivations for establishing the Auburn University Applied Research Institute (AUARI) in Huntsville in 2022 was to take Auburn Engineering's commitment to national defense to the next level. Mission accomplished.