Makerspaces
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Rising 10th Graders Dive into Dune-Inspired Fashion at SSMV
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Grapneler Project: Transforming Combat Engineering with Innovation and Dedication
Jacob Schorr testing the prototype at Fort Campbell This past fall , Vanderbilt students tackled a project to assist combat engineers with safely defusing landmines and other dangerous obstacles, a position for a Soldier that has a survivability rate of less than 10% when in a conflict scenario. The team,… Read MoreJun. 7, 2024
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Aiding Physical Therapy: Vanderbilt Students Design Tool for Patients with Drop Foot
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Innovating for a Greener Future: Vanderbilt Student’s Design Sustainable Caskets with Larkspur Conservation
When second year students Joanne Ying, Christin Sanchez, and Taylor Zekoski joined Professor Kevin Galloway’s “How to Make Almost Anything and Make it Matter” course, they never imagined it would lead to the design of a more sustainable wooden casket. .image-layout–one… Read MoreApr. 9, 2024
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Sustainable style: Celebrating the third year of Vanderbilt Fashion Week
Vanderbilt Fashion Week educates students about sustainable practices in the fashion industry for the third consecutive year. Graphic depicting a model in a blue outfit. (Photo courtesy of Vanderbilt Fashion Week) By Daniela Aguilar and Henry Shear MARCH 24, 2024 College is a time when many students experiment… Read MoreMar. 24, 2024
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Vanderbilt Student Philip Butcher’s Groundbreaking Drone Technology Revolutionizes Global Law Enforcement
In a landmark collaboration between the Wond’ry, Vanderbilt’s Innovation Center, and the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, a revolutionary drone-control goggle mount has been developed, marking a significant advancement in law enforcement technology. This pioneering project, led by third year mechanical engineering student Philip Butcher, represents a significant leap in operational… Read MoreFeb. 6, 2024