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Oliners gather around the robot at the RAI Institute.

Oliners Help Host Free, Interactive Robot Lab in Cambridge

This summer, the RAI Institute Robot Lab at the CambridgeSide mall offered the public the chance to drive a robot.

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��߹ۿ�� student researchers demonstrate their reprogrammable user interface prototypes that support early detection of hearing loss in children.

STORY: Student Researchers Expand Access to Early Hearing Loss Detection with Smart Design

Student researchers at ��߹ۿ�� worked this summer with faculty from Olin and Boston College to develop new user interface prototypes that support early detection of hearing loss in children - improving access to care around the world.

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Olin students are holding up a large, white, high-altitude weather balloon as another team member lays flat on the ground inflating it.

STORY: Measuring Cosmic Rays with High-Altitude Balloons

High-altitude weather balloons are taking Olin students to the edge of space - scientifically, at least. This summer, four students, one alum, and faculty member Christopher Lee are measuring cosmic rays thousands of feet above Earth as part of a NASA Science Activation (SciAct) program project.

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The ��߹ۿ�� of Engineering student project team Olin Electric Motorsports (OEM) pose for a group photo on the race track at a competition this summer.

STORY: OEM Project Team Designs, Builds, and Races Electric Car in Just One School Year

During the 2024-25 season, OEM project team members set a bold goal: to design and build a fully functional electric car within one academic year, racing it at the annual SAE Student competition in June - a task that hasn't been done in 8 years.

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Two students work with wood in the Miller Academic Center (MAC).

STORY: Generous Gift Enables Expansion of Olin’s Wood Shop

The Cernosia Family Wood Shop, scheduled to open in September, will expand the size, equipment and campus access of Olin’s woodworking space.

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Jonathan Adler poses next to a thought bubble sculpture in a field.

STORY: Jonathan Adler featured on Podcast, Proxy with Yowei Shaw

In the most recent episode of Proxy, Jonathan Adler, professor of psychology, discusses narrative identity to help Yowei Shaw's guest embrace her inner monologue.

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Dongim Lee stands next to a screen with her presentation poster.

STORY: Dongim Lee ’27 & PInT Receive Honorable Mention for AAAS Presentation

As a result of her presentation, “Linguistic Bias in Automatic Speech Recognition for People Who Stutter,” Lee and PInT received the Undergraduate Honorable Mention in the Social Sciences category from AAAS, and were recognized in the April edition of Science.

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STORY: From Three Continents to One Global Perspective: Camilo Cuartas-Lopera ’26 Reflects on Study Abroad and the Gilman Scholarship

For Camilo Cuartas-Lopera ’26, studying abroad wasn’t just about seeing the world but about understanding it.

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Biomimicry Nature Laboratory Trip - students looking at bones, plants, and other items from Nature

STORY: “Biomimicry” Course Helps Engineers Draw Inspiration from Nature

Students in Olin’s “Biomimicry” course are learning how drawing insights from nature can help them become better and more sustainable designers and engineers.

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Deep Sea Research Expedition - researchers working on the device on ship

STORY: A New Depth to Hands-On Learning: Oliners & WHOI Embark on 4-Week Deep-Sea Research Expedition

In January, Victoria Preston ’16 and Solomiia Kachur ’25 boarded the R/V Atlantis and departed from San Diego, California, where they traveled south roughly 1,800 miles to a segment of the East Pacific Rise.

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STORY: Oliners Collaborate with Local Senior Center on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Augmented Reality (AR) Innovations

Andrea Cuadra '13 and her students are working on technological interfaces that integrate the needs and preferences of older adults.

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Members of the ��߹ۿ�� Automated Farming Drone research team are shown on the Oval in front of the Miller Academic Center.

NEWS: Students Developing Automated Drone to Measure Soil Quality on Farms

Oliners in the lab of Kenechukwu Mbanisi, assistant professor of robotics engineering, are continuing their work in agricultural robotics by developing an automated drone that can help farmers better and more effectively measure and monitor their soil health.

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NEWS: ��߹ۿ�� and Kyiv School of Economics announce partnership to develop transformative engineering education in Ukraine

��߹ۿ�� of Engineering announces a multi-year intensive partnership with Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) to support the launch of a new undergraduate engineering program in Ukraine.

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Oliners Help Host Free, Interactive Robot Lab in Cambridge

STORY: Student Researchers Expand Access to Early Hearing Loss Detection with Smart Design

STORY: Measuring Cosmic Rays with High-Altitude Balloons

STORY: OEM Project Team Designs, Builds, and Races Electric Car in Just One School Year

STORY: Generous Gift Enables Expansion of Olin’s Wood Shop

STORY: Jonathan Adler featured on Podcast, Proxy with Yowei Shaw

STORY: Dongim Lee ’27 & PInT Receive Honorable Mention for AAAS Presentation

STORY: From Three Continents to One Global Perspective: Camilo Cuartas-Lopera ’26 Reflects on Study Abroad and the Gilman Scholarship

STORY: “Biomimicry” Course Helps Engineers Draw Inspiration from Nature

STORY: A New Depth to Hands-On Learning: Oliners & WHOI Embark on 4-Week Deep-Sea Research Expedition

STORY: Oliners Collaborate with Local Senior Center on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Augmented Reality (AR) Innovations

NEWS: Students Developing Automated Drone to Measure Soil Quality on Farms

NEWS: ��߹ۿ�� and Kyiv School of Economics announce partnership to develop transformative engineering education in Ukraine

NEWS: The Class of 2025 and Olin’s 20th Commencement: “Startin’ Anew”

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STORY: Oliners Hack for a Safer Ukraine and Better Accessibility

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Oliners Help Host Free, Interactive Robot Lab in Cambridge

STORY: Student Researchers Expand Access to Early Hearing Loss Detection with Smart Design

STORY: Measuring Cosmic Rays with High-Altitude Balloons

STORY: OEM Project Team Designs, Builds, and Races Electric Car in Just One School Year

STORY: Generous Gift Enables Expansion of Olin’s Wood Shop

STORY: Jonathan Adler featured on Podcast, Proxy with Yowei Shaw

STORY: Dongim Lee ’27 & PInT Receive Honorable Mention for AAAS Presentation

STORY: From Three Continents to One Global Perspective: Camilo Cuartas-Lopera ’26 Reflects on Study Abroad and the Gilman Scholarship

STORY: “Biomimicry” Course Helps Engineers Draw Inspiration from Nature

STORY: A New Depth to Hands-On Learning: Oliners & WHOI Embark on 4-Week Deep-Sea Research Expedition

STORY: Oliners Collaborate with Local Senior Center on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Augmented Reality (AR) Innovations

NEWS: Students Developing Automated Drone to Measure Soil Quality on Farms

NEWS: ���������߹ۿ���� and Kyiv School of Economics announce partnership to develop transformative engineering education in Ukraine

NEWS: The Class of 2025 and Olin’s 20th Commencement: “Startin’ Anew”

Doing Something: Not Just Another Advisory Committee

STORY: Oliners Hack for a Safer Ukraine and Better Accessibility

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NEWS: ��߹ۿ�� and Kyiv School of Economics announce partnership to develop transformative engineering education in Ukraine