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Almaty, Auburn
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‘We’re giving local communities in Alabama a fighting chance’: McCrary program provides cyber defense for local governments across the state

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By Joe McAdory
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The average cost of a data breach in 2025 for U.S. organizations was $10.22 million, according to IBM. Even more, 34 percent of local agencies — city halls, fire stations, hospitals, schools — were compromised by ransomware. To combat this threat, the average information technology division in Alabama employs 2.2 people. That’s it. 2.2. A successful cyberattack can shut down the systems a community depends on. Water systems go offline. Utility billing stops. Communications are disrupted.
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Newly installed rheometer expands chemical engineering research capabilities

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By Joe McAdory
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When Francis Mekunye fabricates microscopic devices using specialized inks, the materials experience intense forces as they pass through a tiny nozzle, forces that can dramatically change how they behave. “3D printing involves a large amount of shear to the nanomaterial inks that we use,” said Mekunye, a graduate student and researcher in Chemical Engineering Professor Virginia Davis’ laboratory.
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Chemical engineering alumnus, professor win first place and $100K in Alabama Launchpad Life Sciences Division finals

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By Joe McAdory
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Auburn Engineering‑based startup VivoSphere won first place and $100,000 in non-dilutive funding at Alabama Launchpad’s 2026 Cycle 1 Life Sciences Division finals on May 14 in Birmingham.
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