2018 Annual Report George Mason University Volgenau School of Engineering

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No Strings Attached: Discarded Musical Instruments Get New Life

Close-up of the digital theremin violin, an 1805 Seidel violin outftted with a wire coil, alternating pole magnets, speakers, and other electronic parts. Photo by Evan Cantwell

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The Benefts of John Toups’ $1.5 Million Gift Are Far Reaching

Keeping Naval Vessels Shipshape Through Better Data Analysis

Wetlands May Be Coastline’s Best Defense Against Storms

Putting the Brakes on Automobile Cyberattacks

Rescued Satellite Dish Gets Another Shot at the Moon

Mason Team Wins Prestigious Franz Edelman Award for Work with FCC

Computer Scientist Speaks the Language of Medicine

No Strings Attached: Discarded Musical Instruments Get New Life

Thunder Rat Invades Mason’s Storm Drains

Ultrasound Technology Could Improve the Lives of Amputees

Fighting a New Trojan War

Home Sustainable Home

PhD Student Works on Aneurysm Research

Statistics: Increasing Chances for Student Success

A Smarter Way to Predict Brain Aneurysms

Improving the Odds for Better Clinical Trials

Predicting Unpredictable Weather

From Marine to Cyber Warrior

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