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Spring 1999

Entrepreneurial spirit nets profit, and practical experience for UW-Madison student inventors Mete Kural won the first place $10,000 prize for his Concentrating Spectrum-Splitting Solar Photovoltaic System. - FULL STORY -		Pinpoint: Message from the Dean College Notes: News briefs Alumnews: Alumni tid bits Periscope: Looking in on College of Engineering alumni Faculty News: Faculty tid bits Feedback: How are we doing?       ENGINEERS' DAY: OCTOBER 15 Engineers' Day 1999 will be held on Friday, Oct. 15. There will be a morning seminar program discussing selected research and education activities of the college. In the evening, the annual banquet honoring winners of Distinguished Service Citations will be held at the Monona Terrace Convention Center. On Saturday, Oct. 16 the Badgers take on the Indiana Hoosiers in the 1999 homecoming football game. For more information on Engineers' Day, contact Diane Randall at 608/265-4048 or drandall@engr.wisc.edu.
SPRING 1999 GIFT REPORT Building for the new Millennium The rewards of giving ChE Alumnus boosts fellowship program The final countdown to the new century
OTHER NEWS Bollinger looks back on his years as the college's leader Foundation Coalition seeks to prepare a new generation of engineers "I just want to be an engineer." Special `radar' could be next big tool for early breast cancer detection Formula Team searches for the proper mix Power Play: Start-up campany finds success building university inventions Student teams demonstrate biomedical technology Engineering Physics receives wind tunnel donation Department hosts open house to improve understanding of materials science field Industrial engineering professor wins Presidential (PECASE) Award

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