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Saldana Selected for Tjuana Byrd Summer Internship Program at University of Arkansas at Little Rock

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Ahtziri Saldana, a civil engineering major at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, has been selected for the esteemed Tjuana Byrd Summer Internship Program, aimed at promoting diversity in STEAM fields. Chosen as one of nine students, Saldana will partake in a 12-week internship with an Arkansas-based company, gaining valuable hands-on experience and professional skills. The program, named after the first Black president of the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas, focuses on enhancing access and representation for women of color in STEAM fields. Saldana’s participation in this program reflects her dedication and academic success, contributing to a more inclusive workforce in Arkansas.

AMP Future Icons 2024: Fallon Lee, Insight Engineering

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Fallon Lee, a principal and mechanical engineer at Insight Engineering, is dedicated to making a positive impact in the field of engineering in Arkansas. With a passion for projects that directly benefit her community, Fallon’s work on initiatives like the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra Stella Boyle Smith Music Center demonstrates her commitment to driving positive change. Alongside her professional achievements, Fallon actively advocates for young women and girls pursuing careers in engineering, showcasing her dedication to inspiring the next generation of engineers. Her leadership roles in organizations like studioMAIN further highlight her commitment to making a lasting impact through community engagement and innovative design initiatives.

Wild engineering: ‘Creatividad Silvestre’ introduces biomimicry to Amazeum explorers

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Innovative technologies inspired by nature are showcased at the Amazeum in the ‘Creatividad Silvestre’ exhibit, highlighting the unity of biology and engineering. Visitors are captivated by the intersection of man-made ingenuity and natural wonders, unlocking the secrets of biomimicry. This groundbreaking exhibit illuminates the potential for a more sustainable future through the harmonious coexistence of human technology and the natural world.

Wild engineering: ‘Creatividad Silvestre’ introduces biomimicry to Amazeum explorers – Northwest Arkansas

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The city’s “Creatividad Silvestre” exhibit at the Amazeum introduces visitors to the world of biomimicry in a captivating way. Kids and adults can witness how nature inspires innovative engineering solutions, leading to more sustainable and efficient technologies. From the intricate designs of plants to the resilient structures of insects, attendees gain a deeper appreciation for the genius of nature and its potential applications in engineering and design. Through interactive stations and workshops, the exhibit sparks curiosity and creativity, paving the way for future innovators to engineer with nature in mind.