Zdenka Delalic, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering in the College of Engineering, was the faculty advisor to the IMAPS Temple student chapter that won first place for its booth at the 40th IMAPS International Symposium on Microelectronics held in November in San Jose, Calif. The chapter includes students from electrical and computer engineering, mechanical engineering, biomedical discipline of engineering, and computer and information science. At the symposium, the students presented 16 interdisciplinary posters of their work and a prototype of a totally implantable insulin pump that was designed and developed by chapter members.