Engineering has been a lifelong pursuit for Wayne Pfeiler. He explains, “In kindergarten, my teacher asked me what I might be when I grew up. Along with Astronaut and Fireman, Engineer was always one of my choices.”
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C a r l a H a s l a u e r
As a new student in the graduate program, Haslauer has joined Dr. Elizabeth Loboa’s Cell Mechanics Laboratory at North Carolina State University. Her project involves the design of a novel scaffold that will be used in bone tissue engineering applications. “I am trying to combine knowledge of polymers and design components of fabrics with current knowledge regarding cell and tissue growth to design a three-dimensional scaffold.” [Get to know me.]
A r i e l H a n s o n
Ariel Hanson is currently a graduate student of the Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering at UNC-Chapel Hill and North Carolina State University. She earned her bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering at Northeastern University and is now currently in her second year of graduate school, working towards her PhD in biomedical engineering. [Get to know me.]
