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Evans, Eric; Artusio-Glimpse, Aly; Zaczesk, Bryan; Dawson, Ross – Tech Directions, 2010
In November 2008, a mass email sent by the department chairman arrived in the inboxes of the imaging and photographic technology students at the Rochester Institute of Technology. A great opportunity was in store for four lucky students. The department had received a request for proposals (RFP) sent by NASA to colleges around the United States…
Descriptors: Design, Program Proposals, Scientific Concepts, Aviation Technology
Tech Directions, 2008
Judge Harry T. Roman, an electrical engineer and inventor himself, has selected the best entries in the 2007-2008 "Tech Directions" Inventors Award Competition. This year's challenge called for students to devise new uses for the common Ping-Pong ball. Of the results, the judge notes "The ideas submitted were most interesting, with a high number…
Descriptors: Awards, Program Proposals, Profiles, Student Projects
Tech Directions, 2007
Judge Harry T. Roman, an electrical engineer and inventor, has selected the best of the crop in the 2006/2007 Tech Directions Inventors Award Competition. The challenge this year called on students to slow the filling of landfills by devising uses for discarded plastic water, juice, soda, and sports-drink bottles. Judge Roman noted "many common…
Descriptors: Recognition (Achievement), Plastics, Playgrounds, Manipulative Materials

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