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Jacob Avery, Anthony Cao, Noah Durham, Alexander Molnar, and Brennan Sugg, seniors in mechanical science and engineering (MechSE), created a device that not only detects the angle of the head of a hospital bed, but continuously logs its angle and alerts staff whenever the bed has been out of an ideal position for too long. The design and production of this device was part of the MechSE senior design class, ME 470, and was sponsored by Carle Foundation Hospital.

A proposed new facility at the University of Illinois will take biofuel processing to the next level. The state’s Capital Development Board has designated in excess of $20 million to build the Integrated Bioprocessing Research Laboratory (IBRL) at Illinois.

Michael McCarty, a 2013 Lemelson-Illinois finalist, has demonstrated his ability to spread his wings over a wide range of projects in a number of engineering disciplines.

For starters, McCarty, a senior computational bioengineering major, is the co-founder of Prawg, Inc., a startup company aiming to revolutionize the way viewers interact with their TVs.

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