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About Facilities
The laboratories form an integral and integrated part of the curriculum, enabling students to
Acquire the ability to apply science and engineering science to the analysis and modeling of engineering problems,
Experience first-hand comparisons of theory and experiment, and to understand, explain and communicate that understanding to various audiences,
Develop a complex set of communications, group interaction, management and work-oriented skills, and
Perform engineering design both as an individual and as a member of a team, addressing problems which include realistic constraints of physical, economic, ecological, political, and social nature.
The laboratories can be considered the link between the engineering sciences and the design component of the curriculum. Along with design, they constitute the principal vector for the development of communication and work-oriented skills in the curriculum.
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Laboratory
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Room
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Phone
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Faculty Supervisor
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Technician
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Automotive, Experimentation
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LL224
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212-353-4039
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George Delagrammatikas
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John Consiglio
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Biomedical Engineering
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704
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212-353-4326
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David Wootton
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Dionne Lutz
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Combustion
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LL224
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212-353-4039
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George Sidebotham
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John Consiglio
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Energy Reclamation and Innovation
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702
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Robert Dell
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Materials Engineering
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706
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212-353-4330
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Eric Lima
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George Ortega
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Mechatronics and Controls
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709
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Melody Baglione
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Forrest Wade Rapid Protoyping
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705
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Stan Wei
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George Ortega
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Central Shop
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LL218
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212-353-4261
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Sinisa Janjusevic
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ME Design Studio (Student Shop)
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LL219
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(212) 353-4318
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Mike Schaff
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