Caption: ExploreACES Open House Guide - 2007
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www.aces.uiuc.edu/ExplorACES ExplorACES 2007 11 Agricultural Engineering Sciences Building (AESB) Guided Tour of the Food Science Pilot Plant 165 AESB Tour a working pilot plant where food scientists develop new ways of processing food. View the equipment for the following methods: pasteurization, various drying techniques, extrusion and commercial canning. Tours begin at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and will last approximately 35 minutes. Career Opportunities in Agricultural and Biological Engineering First Floor, AESB Visit the Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering to learn about the many opportunities available to students. Agricultural and Biological Engineers solve engineering problems related to living organisms and systems. Careers are available in bioprocessing, renewable energy, water and air quality, food production systems and other areas. Employment is available in industry, government and academics. The New Black Gold: TCC Processing of Hog Manure to Produce Crude Oil First Floor, AESB Learn how the Bioenvironmental Engineering division of the Agricultural and Biological Engineering department is researching a thermochemical conversion process used to convert organic materials into a form of crude oil. Making Safety a Priority on the Farm First Floor, AESB Farming consistently ranks among one of the most dangerous occupations. Come learn how making safety a priority can result in beneficial long term effects for your operation. An ACES James Scholar project presented by Steven Sauder (Eureka, IL). U of I Engineering Open House Biological Systems Exhibit Sims: More Than Just a Computer Game Engineering Open House, Digital Computer Lab What do living on Mars and livestock grazing have in common? They are biological systems! This hands-on exercise shows how understanding connections within a system can help us understand systems as a whole. Put a map of these connections to use in a computer simulation of your own system.
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