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BYU engineers, Toyota partner to create ‘new standard in automotive manufacturing’
A new welding technique developed by BYU and Toyota for the Sienna’s sliding doors uses 40 times less energy, emits fewer emissions, and produces welds that are 10 times stronger. This new process, called refill friction stir spot welding, could prove critical as Toyota and other car manufacturers rely more and more on lighter aluminum parts.
Manufacturing Engineering instructor's personal motivation is leading him to longer-lasting joint replacements
One assistant professor is making strides with his students to improve the lifespan of hip and knee replacements through friction stir processing.
Go Forth to Serve: Engineering International Studies
A feature on our recent international study programs across engineering disciplines.
Not just for boys: Chip Camp encourages all to pursue engineering
BYU students and faculty led two sessions of a weeklong day camp for future electrical and computer engineers.