60 acast.com Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/alumni-impact-stories-university-of-michigan-engineering en The Regents of the University of Michigan Michigan Engineering, Michigan Engineering Alumni, U-M Alumni Stories, Engineering Career Stories, Inspiring Engineers, Engineering Innovation, STEM Careers, Technology Leadership, Engineering Education, Alumni Success Stories, University Research Impact, Michigan Engineering Pod, Women in Engineering, Michigan Alumni Network, Engineering Inspiration University of Michigan Engineering A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.



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]]> A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.



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]]> false University of Michigan Engineering info+69fca468385e8d5e3072aa30@mg-eu.acast.com 69fca468385e8d5e3072aa30 alumni-impact-stories-university-of-michigan-engineering episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/cover/1778164222957-395e793f-df6c-4cea-aa7c-6da30a882b8d.jpeg https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/alumni-impact-stories-university-of-michigan-engineering Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories Aisha Harris: Making healthcare accessible–and relatable Aisha Harris: Making healthcare accessible–and relatable Mon, 13 Jul 2026 07:14:00 GMT 3:55 6a3041d0e6540bec0fdced3c false https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/06/building-health-building-community/ 6a3041d0e6540bec0fdced3c 69fca468385e8d5e3072aa30 full 1 9 Aisha Harris (BSE ChE ’11) developed a passion for the field of medicine while studying chemical engineering. She found herself gravitating toward work in fields like pharmaceuticals and health technology, but still saw herself, first and foremost, as an engineer.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/06/building-health-building-community/



About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> Aisha Harris (BSE ChE ’11) developed a passion for the field of medicine while studying chemical engineering. She found herself gravitating toward work in fields like pharmaceuticals and health technology, but still saw herself, first and foremost, as an engineer.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/06/building-health-building-community/



About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> Gideon Billings: New technologies for exploring our oceans Gideon Billings: New technologies for exploring our oceans Mon, 13 Jul 2026 07:12:00 GMT 5:26 6a30404e6edea1d9abe86801 false https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/building-curious-robots/ 6a30404e6edea1d9abe86801 69fca468385e8d5e3072aa30 full 1 7 We generally think of robots as tools. But what if they could become collaborators that proactively help researchers explore the natural world and gather insight on global issues? Gideon Billings (BS ECE ‘16, MS ROB ‘19, PhD ROB ‘21) is working toward that goal, helping to develop autonomous underwater robots that are smarter, easier to use, and capable of exploring even the most remote places. It’s a space that’s growing in importance as the underwater world increasingly hosts human activities like off-shore wind farms and deep-sea mineral exploration. And it’s a quest that has carried Billings to opposite ends of the globe as a postdoctoral researcher.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/building-curious-robots/


About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> We generally think of robots as tools. But what if they could become collaborators that proactively help researchers explore the natural world and gather insight on global issues? Gideon Billings (BS ECE ‘16, MS ROB ‘19, PhD ROB ‘21) is working toward that goal, helping to develop autonomous underwater robots that are smarter, easier to use, and capable of exploring even the most remote places. It’s a space that’s growing in importance as the underwater world increasingly hosts human activities like off-shore wind farms and deep-sea mineral exploration. And it’s a quest that has carried Billings to opposite ends of the globe as a postdoctoral researcher.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/building-curious-robots/


About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> Paul Debevec: Alum wins Emmy Paul Debevec: Alum wins Emmy Mon, 13 Jul 2026 07:12:00 GMT 4:40 6a3040a36cf76d7745670736 false https://news.engin.umich.edu/2023/05/a-flying-chevette/ 6a3040a36cf76d7745670736 69fca468385e8d5e3072aa30 full 1 8 Everything changed for Paul Debevec (BSE CE ’92) in 1991 when, as a U-M undergrad, he created a computer-generated visualization of his Chevette. Inspired by the opening sequence of Back to the Future, Part 2, the model combined techniques from computer vision and computer graphics.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2023/05/a-flying-chevette/



About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> Everything changed for Paul Debevec (BSE CE ’92) in 1991 when, as a U-M undergrad, he created a computer-generated visualization of his Chevette. Inspired by the opening sequence of Back to the Future, Part 2, the model combined techniques from computer vision and computer graphics.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2023/05/a-flying-chevette/



About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> Aisha Bowe: First Alumna in Space Aisha Bowe: First Alumna in Space Mon, 13 Jul 2026 07:10:45 GMT 5:11 6a303fd3685069f99f16a67b false https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/first-alumna-in-space/ 6a303fd3685069f99f16a67b 69fca468385e8d5e3072aa30 full 1 6 In 2025, Aisha Bowe (BSE Aero ’08, MSE SED ’09) became the first female U-M grad and the sixth Black woman to cross the Kármánline—the internationally recognized boundary of space. She rode on Blue Origin’s 11th mission with humans onboard and the first all-female mission since Valentina Tereskhova’s solo flight in 1963.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/first-alumna-in-space/



About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> In 2025, Aisha Bowe (BSE Aero ’08, MSE SED ’09) became the first female U-M grad and the sixth Black woman to cross the Kármánline—the internationally recognized boundary of space. She rode on Blue Origin’s 11th mission with humans onboard and the first all-female mission since Valentina Tereskhova’s solo flight in 1963.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/first-alumna-in-space/



About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> Brad King: Bringing the space industry to Northern Michigan Brad King: Bringing the space industry to Northern Michigan Mon, 13 Jul 2026 07:08:00 GMT 4:48 6a303e76e6540bec0fdbe5b6 false https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/bringing-the-space-industry-to-northern-michigan/ 6a303e76e6540bec0fdbe5b6 69fca468385e8d5e3072aa30 full 1 5 In 2016, three-time aerospace alum Brad King (Aero BSE ’93, MSE ’94, PhD ’98) merged his passion for space technology with his Michigan roots by founding Orbion Space Technology in the Upper Peninsula town of Houghton. The company builds electrically powered thrusters, called Hall-effect thrusters, that move small satellites around in space. Electric propulsion is a preferred method for getting around in orbit, particularly for the small satellites that ride-share on a single rocket and then need to take their positions.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/bringing-the-space-industry-to-northern-michigan/


About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> In 2016, three-time aerospace alum Brad King (Aero BSE ’93, MSE ’94, PhD ’98) merged his passion for space technology with his Michigan roots by founding Orbion Space Technology in the Upper Peninsula town of Houghton. The company builds electrically powered thrusters, called Hall-effect thrusters, that move small satellites around in space. Electric propulsion is a preferred method for getting around in orbit, particularly for the small satellites that ride-share on a single rocket and then need to take their positions.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/bringing-the-space-industry-to-northern-michigan/


About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> Zhen Xu: Treating cancer with sound waves Zhen Xu: Treating cancer with sound waves Mon, 13 Jul 2026 07:06:06 GMT 4:21 6a303e0d6edea1d9abe7d536 false https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/11/treating-cancer-with-sound-waves/ 6a303e0d6edea1d9abe7d536 69fca468385e8d5e3072aa30 full 1 4 In 2002, in a North Campus lab, years of persistence suddenly seemed to have paid off for U-M biomedical engineering master’s student Zhen Xu (MS BME ’03, PhD ’05). She had successfully used ultrasound waves to create a hole in a pig heart which, suspended in a tank of water, served as a stand-in for human tissue. Her success in the lab would eventually change the lives of cancer patients around the world.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/11/treating-cancer-with-sound-waves/



About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> In 2002, in a North Campus lab, years of persistence suddenly seemed to have paid off for U-M biomedical engineering master’s student Zhen Xu (MS BME ’03, PhD ’05). She had successfully used ultrasound waves to create a hole in a pig heart which, suspended in a tank of water, served as a stand-in for human tissue. Her success in the lab would eventually change the lives of cancer patients around the world.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/11/treating-cancer-with-sound-waves/



About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> Gus Alaka: Flying Into hurricanes to save lives Gus Alaka: Flying Into hurricanes to save lives Mon, 13 Jul 2026 07:04:53 GMT 4:16 6a303c09cd02369494076fd5 false https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/storm-hunter/ 6a303c09cd02369494076fd5 69fca468385e8d5e3072aa30 full 1 3 Two things were on Ghassan Alaka’s (BSE CLaSP ’08) mind as he flew into the eye of Hurricane Dorian in August 2019. Where would the storm make landfall? And would his family’s home in Miami be in its path?


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/storm-hunter/


About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> Two things were on Ghassan Alaka’s (BSE CLaSP ’08) mind as he flew into the eye of Hurricane Dorian in August 2019. Where would the storm make landfall? And would his family’s home in Miami be in its path?


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/storm-hunter/


About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> Danny Vargovick: Baseball meets engineering Danny Vargovick: Baseball meets engineering Mon, 13 Jul 2026 07:02:39 GMT 4:47 6a303ba8252d86e846633134 false https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/10/baseball-meets-engineering/ 6a303ba8252d86e846633134 69fca468385e8d5e3072aa30 full 1 2 In 2025, the Detroit Tigers major league baseball team gave fans its best season in decades. Helping to drive that success was Michigan Engineer Danny Vargovick (BSE CSE ’17). The 2025 season was Vargovick’s second as the Tigers’ assistant director of research and development.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/10/baseball-meets-engineering/

About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> In 2025, the Detroit Tigers major league baseball team gave fans its best season in decades. Helping to drive that success was Michigan Engineer Danny Vargovick (BSE CSE ’17). The 2025 season was Vargovick’s second as the Tigers’ assistant director of research and development.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/10/baseball-meets-engineering/

About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> Annie Kritcher: New energy for fusion power Annie Kritcher: New energy for fusion power Mon, 13 Jul 2026 07:00:00 GMT 4:05 6a303ad56edea1d9abe6dbe2 false https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/star-power/ 6a303ad56edea1d9abe6dbe2 69fca468385e8d5e3072aa30 full 1 1 Andrea (Annie) Kritcher (BSE NERS ’05) led and designed the 2022 National Ignition Facility (NIF) experiment that achieved the world’s first fusion ignition—a milestone in which the energy emitted by a fusion reaction “shot” is more than the energy used to compress the fuel.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/star-power/

About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> Andrea (Annie) Kritcher (BSE NERS ’05) led and designed the 2022 National Ignition Facility (NIF) experiment that achieved the world’s first fusion ignition—a milestone in which the energy emitted by a fusion reaction “shot” is more than the energy used to compress the fuel.


Original article: https://news.engin.umich.edu/2025/09/star-power/

About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> Trailer - Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories Trailer - Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories Mon, 06 Jul 2026 15:51:01 GMT 1:03 6a303a32252d86e84662f70c false https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/ 6a303a32252d86e84662f70c 69fca468385e8d5e3072aa30 trailer 1 A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.


About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

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]]> A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.


About the show:

A University of Michigan Engineering degree opens doors. Our alumni launch startups, lead major companies, design life-saving technologies and make an impact across industries. They are innovators, leaders and problem-solvers. Their journeys show the power of engineering to change lives, including their own. 


Listen to audio versions of short stories that highlight a few of Michigan Engineering’s 100,000+ alumni by subscribing to Made at Michigan: Engineering Alumni Stories, available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. 


Or you can read them here: https://news.engin.umich.edu/alumni-impact/


*These stories were written by Michigan Engineering staff. The audio was generated using AI.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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