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Class of 2019: Nicholas Hardy, computer as self
"Computer as self" is a riff on the Japanese metaphor for rice as identity. And it can easily be applied to Hardy, a computer science major and Japanese studies minor.
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Class of 2019: Val Hernley explores the ‘why’ behind engineering through industry co-ops, internships
Through her Michelin co-op rotations and another extended co-op and internship with aerospace manufacturer Pratt & Whitney, engineering science and mechanics senior Val Hernley has never shied away from difficult problems.
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Class of 2019: Mary McCorkill applies classroom knowledge in the lab, publishes research
Outside of the classroom, McCorkill, a senior majoring in chemical engineering, can be found in the Supercritical Fluids Lab at Virginia Tech, operating novel high-pressure equipment to determine the way materials behave as a function of temperature and pressure.
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Virginia Tech Innovation Campus
The $1 billion Virginia Tech Innovation Campus will be a global center of technology excellence and talent production, supporting graduate education, attracting top-tier faculty, sparking research and partnerships, and igniting the region’s innovation economy.
