Scientists may not have access to vibranium, but they can build a shield that does some of the same things as the one carried by Captain America.
Ricardo Castro, a professor of materials science and engineering, teaches “Materials Marvels: Science of Superheroes,” which introduces undergraduates to materials science and engineering concepts through superhero technology. In the above video, he demonstrates how a shield can block flames.
Tull mentioned by Archewell women’s mentorship program
Matching the Manetti Shrem
Michelle Satterlee ’10 spends a lot of time looking at art, and looking like art. She is the gallery director at Elliott Fouts Gallery in Sacramento, and also runs and where she shows off outfits that match art in her gallery and elsewhere. She recently posted a series of photos matching paintings from the Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art’s exhibition,
“This series is very dear to me and was especially exciting to create because I graduated from ٺƵ with a degree in art history in 2010,” . Many of you know that Wayne Thiebaud is my favorite artist and much of that is due to the fact that I was fortunate enough to take the final class he taught at ٺƵ: ‘ART 148: Theory and Criticism: Painting and Sculpture.’”
See the three matches:
Grazing sheep return
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Cody Kitaura is a News and Media Relations Specialist in the Office of Strategic Communications, and can be reached by email or at 530-752-1932.