NC Renewable Ocean Energy Symposium

The magnetic gearing research group made the journey to Wanchese, NC to attend the 7th annual NCROEP Symposium.  It was a great chance to meet with students and faculty from NC State, UNC, and ECU.

Sina and Kang

Casey and David

Dr. Williams and the students.

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New Journal Publication in IEEE Explore

 

Our article “A Magnetic Gearbox With an Active Region Torque Density of 239 N·m/L“, will be published in IEEE Transactions on Industrial Applications in the March/April issue.

 

http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8126855/?arnumber=8126855&source=authoralert

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Hydropower Conference in Charlotte this Summer

HydroVision International

June 26-28, 2018

http://www.hydroevent.com/event-information/event-info-youngprof.html

 

HydroVision International 2018 Young Professionals Flyer (4)

 

 

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Silicone Molding-First Steps

It was pretty exciting this week as we took our first steps in silicone molding of test pieces.  The master was made on the Carbide desktop CNC out of Renshape prototyping board (which cut beautifully).

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SME Student Design Challenge [26-February Deadline]

For aspiring mechanical designers and gearheads, SME is holding their annual student design challenge to coincide with the RAPID conference in May.

2018 Digital Mfg Challenge Header

http://www.sme.org/digital-manufacturing-challenge/

 

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Magnetic Gearing Researchers Present at the UNC Coastal Studies Institute Open House

Casey & David, CSI Open House Jan 2018

Early entry MS students Casey Nichols and David Barnett recently braved the January snows to represent the UNC Magnetic Gearing Research Group at the UNC Coastal Studies Institute Open House in Wanchese, NC.  

CSI Open House Jan 2018 – SNOW

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Bart Briggs featured in new Amazon TV series

MS in Applied Energy and Electromechanical Systems student Bart Briggs is featured in a new TV series on Amazon about 3D printing and entrepreneurship.

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