Leo Calaj, a Vehicle Mass Engineer at General Motors, enhances his expertise through the GAME program at the University of Michigan, integrating academic insights into improving vehicle performance and sustainability. By addressing challenges like heavy electric vehicles and lightweight battery technology, he drives innovation in automotive engineering and highlights the impact of education and collaboration on the future of mobility.
Bhavana Komaraju Offers a Master Class on How to Transform Complex Research into a Captivating 3-Minute Conference Presentation
Mechanical Engineering Graduate Coordinator Brandyn Jordan Shapes the Future of U-M Student Success From Detroit’s Cass Technical High School to the University of Michigan, Brandyn Jordan has developed a deep […]
U-M Automotive Engineering graduate Akshat Gattani drives innovation and the future of mobility.
Bhumanyu Singh’s Capstone Research Project Promises Cleaner Cars and Air with Bosch and Boysen’s Innovative RCH System
Rishav Ranjan’s Time-Saving Capstone Project Slashes Time for PPAP Document Completion, Improving Manufacturing Efficiency
How a book inspired Angelica Mgbeafulu to boldly push the boundaries of science
From Guinness Record to Groundbreaking Patents, Automotive Engineering MEng Student Chinmay Chaudhary Merges Passion with Precision
How Campus Plan 2050 Is Reimagining the Future of Transportation and Accelerating U-M’s Leadership Toward a More Sustainable, Effective and Equitable Mobility Future