INSTRUMENTAL: The Cal Marching Band featured 27 engineers out of 233 members this year. A few pause for our photographer after practice.
“LITTLE” BIG GAME: Each year, the Cal and Stanford chapters of Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honor society, play a game of touch football on the day of the Big Game to win engineering’s version of the axe. Guess who prevailed?
IMMERSED: These CEE seniors investigated how to improve the reuse of water from bathroom sinks and showers, called graywater.
NUMBER ONE: Berkeley engineers win the Academic Olympiad at the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers’ annual conference in November.
WIGGED OUT: CEE graduate student Daniel Work (left), Patricia Decker (M.S.’05 CEE) and CEE assistant professor Alexandre Bayen at the Disco Prom
ICEBLOCKING: BioE sophomore Hinesh Patel flies down 4.0 Hill.
AMBER WORLD: The 15,000 square foot cleanroom in the new Marvell Nanofabrication Laboratory
GAMER: For an EECS class, students built the “Go-Bot,” which challenges human opponents to the eponymous game.
