Rensselaer researcher is using fluid mechanics to help athletes sharpen strokes
Professor Timothy Wei of Rensselaer, used experimental flow measurement techniques to help American swimmers sharpen their strokes, shave seconds from their lap times, and race toward medals in Beijing this summer. Read More
Research isn’t just for professors or Ph.D. students. At Rensselaer, undergraduates are encouraged to investigate projects that interest them.
Whether they participate through classes, part-time jobs, or special programs set up for research projects, our students enjoy the perks of working alongside some of the world’s leading researchers.
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