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Alex Knisely

Akron
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Continuing a legacy: Teamwork and leadership keep Zips Racing revving

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By Alex Knisely
Fostering Professional Connections, Personal Growth, and Engineering Careers Afterall, the students pour their energy and time into creating a race car from the ground up, crafting 80% of the car's parts themselves. In addition to their technical skills, the students also must raise funds for the organization while relying on support from the College and donations from foundations and local sponsors to support their endeavors.
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New method to solve the plastics sustainability problem

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By Alex Knisely, VIABy Alex Knisely
| Cape Business News Verified
New method to solve the plastics sustainability problem. CBN Audio: PLASTICS sustainability has come a long way in recent year’s thanks in large part to scientific advances. But even as plastics become more and more environmentally friendly, the world continues to be polluted as many industries rely on them for their widely used products.
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New method to solve the plastics sustainability problem

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By Alex Knisely
| Phys.org Verified
Dr. Junpeng Wang. Credit: University of Akron Plastics sustainability has come a long way in recent years thanks in large part to scientific advances. But even as plastics become more and more environmentally friendly, the world continues to be polluted as many industries rely on them for their widely used products.
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