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Bioengineering/Biomedical Engineer
Thinking about a career in medicine? Biomedical engineering is a unique opportunity to help people through the combination of medicine and technology.
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Chemical Engineer
Like chemistry? Chemical engineers use chemical processes to find innovative and creative ways of producing goods that improve lives...
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Computer Engineer
Becoming a computer engineer offers an enormous range of possibilities, from developing software for managing an air traffic control tower to producing animation for the movie industry...
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Electrical Engineer
Electrical engineers work with electricity in all its forms - from huge power generating facilities to the integrated circuits of the smallest computer chip.
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Materials Engineer
Materials engineers develop materials with outstanding combinations of mechanical, chemical, and electrical properties.
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Nuclear Engineer
Nuclear engineers develop the methods, instruments, and systems to harness the power of nuclear energy and radiation.
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Marjolein C.H. van der Meulen
I am an assistant professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Cornell University. My ambition has never been to be a professor, but I would like to make a difference and contribute back to society. Teaching and undergraduate education are a way to accomplish this
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Kathy E. Sendall
I work for Petro-Canada, a large Canadian integrated oil and gas company, which explores for and produces oil and gas and also refines oil into gasoline and diesel for sale. I am the Vice-President of Western Canada Development and Operations in the sector of the company that does the exploration and production component. I have overall business and operational responsibility for this part of our business which generates over $1 billion in revenue and has capital expenditures on wells and facilities of about $400 million per year.
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