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- An Atmosphere for Learning: A Student’s Journey from Research to Presentation Through Publication
While publishing can be an exciting and rewarding accomplishment, the task can also be daunting at first. It’s a learning curve that ASPIRE Ph.D. candidate Suchita Undare, who… Read more: An Atmosphere for Learning: A Student’s Journey from Research to Presentation Through Publication - Standardized WPT Testing: Creating Universal Functionality
With ASPIRE taking the lead with the installation of wireless power transfer (WPT) and dynamic wireless power transfer (DWPT) systems that allow electric vehicles to charge as they… Read more: Standardized WPT Testing: Creating Universal Functionality - Innovative Solutions Drive Impacts: Utah Electrification Initiative Expands Rural Engagement Tour
Dedicated to engaging with voices across the state, ASPIRE’s Utah Electrification Initiative staff and Industry Advisory Board members recently traveled to southeastern Utah to listen and learn from… Read more: Innovative Solutions Drive Impacts: Utah Electrification Initiative Expands Rural Engagement Tour - Expanding the Measurability of Air Pollution: One Student’s Role in a Team Effort
While ground-based and multirotor small uncrewed aircraft systems have proven successful in measuring traffic-related air pollution (TRAP) concentrations at a single location, they are unable to assess TRAP… Read more: Expanding the Measurability of Air Pollution: One Student’s Role in a Team Effort - Foundation Mechanics Joins ASPIRE’s Industry and Innovation Board
The ASPIRE Research Center is excited to announce Foundation Mechanics as the newest Industry and Innovation (IIB) Member! “Foundation Mechanics is thrilled and honored to join the Industry… Read more: Foundation Mechanics Joins ASPIRE’s Industry and Innovation Board - Transforming ‘Problem’ To ‘Pattern’: ASPIRE Student Researches Post-Wildfire Utility Availability
While some researchers focus on the day-to-day, traditional operations when striving to support a more resilient grid, Ph.D. candidate Sarah Sami Khan, with faculty advisor Masood Parvania from… Read more: Transforming ‘Problem’ To ‘Pattern’: ASPIRE Student Researches Post-Wildfire Utility Availability - ASPIRE’s “Plug and Play” K-12 Engineering Curricula
With a rapidly evolving workforce as new technology and innovative solutions are discovered, it’s becoming more important than ever to begin shaping and supporting the upcoming workforce, starting… Read more: ASPIRE’s “Plug and Play” K-12 Engineering Curricula - Driving Curiosity: How One Student Linked Temperature to EV Adoption
Field work. Labs. Writing. Numerous rounds of reviews and revisions. These are only a handful of steps in the process of publishing research. This challenging, yet rewarding, process… Read more: Driving Curiosity: How One Student Linked Temperature to EV Adoption - First Paper, First Author
Through ASPIRE, PhD candidate Foeday Zinnah published his first paper at the beginning of his Ph.D. career. He was also listed as the first author, an important accomplishment… Read more: First Paper, First Author - Teaching the ‘E’ in STEM
Many individuals begin evaluating their future career at a very young age. This is why career days and fairs begin in elementary school — to ensure that pre-college… Read more: Teaching the ‘E’ in STEM