Marketing and communications intern College of Engineering
Society of Women Engineers provides key mentorship to women in engineering
SWE members experience networking and career opportunities while promoting gender quality in engineering and technology
Collaborative research project with NV Energy gets assistance from University professors
Professors Hanif Livani and Mohammed Ben-Idris of the electrical engineering department will participate
Faces of the Pack: Graduate student gains experience in rapidly growing engineering field
Forrest Hierholzer is researching asphalt pavement durability in the civil and environmental engineering department
Cybersecurity partnership established with Nevada National Security Site
The College of Engineering’s Cybersecurity Center will provide unique opportunities to University students
Women in engineering are leading and succeeding
Enrollment during Fall 2019 semester shows 553 female students in engineering, or 18.5% of the program
National Science Foundation awards environmental engineering and advanced manufacturing grants to mechanical engineering department
The research will improve oil spill recovery and reduce the carbon footprint of manufacturers
Faces of the Pack: Engineering student is making a difference in autonomous systems research
Tung Dang, doctoral candidate, has been active in the College of Engineering’s Autonomous Robots Lab
Graduate Student Association announces Spring 2020 award winners
Eighteen winners are associated with the College of Engineering
Faces of the Pack: ASUN senator works hard to give back to community through outreach programs and activism
Third-year student Steffany Yang represents the College of Engineering and is the chair for the Committee on Academics and Student Affairs
College of Engineering sponsored summer camps embrace new virtual format
The programs have 20 spots open for interested participants
Faces of the Pack: Engineering major finds her interests through research opportunities and leadership roles
Michelle Falcon Mujica is active in the electrical engineering and renewable energy programs
Nevada Cyber Club continues successful year at National Cyber League Competition
The bi-annual competition offers opportunities for computer science and engineering students to hone their skills
Environmental engineering students receive research fellowship award from National Science Foundation
Valeria Nava, senior, and Lauren Mazurowski, graduate student, were among ten students and two alumni at the University to be honored
Faces of the Pack: First-generation engineering major finds his way in college
Edwin Casildo Rios is the Senator-Elect for the College of Engineering
Civil Engineering’s concrete canoe competition team hits wake of coronavirus pandemic
With the MidPac Conference cancellation, ASCE looks to showcase canoes soon
Graduate Renewable Energy Certificate program finds interdisciplinary success
With an online format, working professionals, their schedules and locations bring benefits not found in the usual classroom setting
Electrical engineering faculty honored for two decades of editorial service
Andrzej Trzynadlowski has been at the University since 1987
" "As Fellow of the IEEE, Andy brought recognition to his department and to the University."
Second annual Cybersecurity Conference brings together multiple sectors
Hosted by the University’s Cybersecurity Center, the program has grown to thirty faculty from eight disciplines
Engineering undergraduate and her mentor participate in research focused on human-robot interaction
Eloisa Burton in the computer science and engineering department helped develop new autonomous robot capabilities with Ph.D. candidate Janelle Blankenburg
College of Engineering career fair helps students, employers connect on campus
This event has grown exponentially since 2011
Early-career investigator in mechanical engineering wins prestigious fellowship in interdisciplinary research
Dr. Floris van Breugel studies insects for inspiration in designing robust and novel control systems for robots
Transformation of face recognition technology and representation for faces nets grant
Emily Hand’s research will benefit society by producing techniques capable of recognizing faces in low-quality images seen in surveillance footage, human-computer interaction settings
Electrical and biomedical engineering faculty publish books
The publications reflect advancements in the engineering field
New engineering faculty wins prestigious teaching and mentoring award
Kelly Cross is also prominent in the engineering education program at the College of Engineering
" "As educators and mentors, our job is to light a fire within our students and help them see the possibilities of their talent, skills, and abilities."
Research on nanocomposites nets engineering professor grant from U.S. Army Research Office
Dr. Sid Pathak, assistant professor of chemical and materials engineering, participated in collaborative research with the Colorado School of Mines
Three students, multiple undergraduate awards, and one lab
Hyeun Joong Yoon, assistant professor of biomedical engineering, has created research opportunities for undergraduate students in his lab
“Next 100 Years” for Panasonic’s Swan engages Northern Nevada audience with ties to the company
Hosted by the College of Engineering, the community-oriented event was held at the Joe Crowley Student Union
NEWIR manure challenges modern agricultural issues
The innovative project requires significant interaction between engineers, social scientists and animal nutrition scientists
Faces of the Pack: Passion for mechanical engineering helps graduate student succeed
Rebecca Histed, graduate student, won a prestigious National Science Foundation award and makes a difference in the mechanical engineering department
Graduate research project honored at the Water Environment Federation’s annual conference
The research, conducted locally, helps evaluate the role of potable water reuse in the Truckee Meadows
GAANN grant helps graduate students with fellowships
Provided by the Department of Education, the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering will use the grant for Ph.D. students
A summer spent traveling and researching leads to enriching opportunities for engineering students
College of Engineering offers student participants the chance to visit places in Europe, Mexico and more
Allan Swan, North American president of Panasonic, to speak at University's 2019 Distinguished Lecture Series
Hosted by the College of Engineering, the community-oriented event will occur on campus on November 20.
New College of Engineering faculty boost advanced manufacturing research
With a diverse group of researchers and expertise, the College can expect tremendous growth and instruction for students
" “We are so fortunate to have been able to hire such a promising group of scholars,” said Manos Maragakis, dean of the College of Engineering.
College of Engineering faculty member creates global research opportunities for students
Ravi Subramanian, associate professor of chemical engineering, won the Global Engagement award from the University
