-
USU to Host Institute of Biological Engineering Regional Conference | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Biological engineering students at Utah State University will host a regional conference aimed at connecting participants with industry.
-
USU Students Flourish in Society of Women Engineers | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Utah State University’s student section of the Society of Women Engineers has expanded significantly since it first started in 1976.
-
A Drier South: Europe’s Drought Trends Match Climate Change Projections | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
On the same day that global leaders wrapped up an international water and climate summit in Rome, researchers published new findings that suggest European drought trends are lining up with climate change projections.
-
Annual Pumpkin Toss Combines Fall, Physics and Fun | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Engineering students from across Utah will compete Saturday, Oct. 28 to see who can hurl their ripening jack-o’-lanterns the farthest.
-
Driven by Curiosity, USU Professor Turns to Nature for Drug Discovery | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
At age 17, Jixun Zhan left his small hometown to attend college in the capitol city of China’s Jiangxi province.
-
Project on Bioenergy Linked to Wastewater Treatment Selected for Funding by USTAR | Sustainable Waste-to-Bioproducts Engineering Center
USU College of Engineering
The Utah Science Technology and Research initiative has awarded the team consisting of Utah State University, WesTech-Inc., and the Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility a project titled “Bioenergy and Waste Reduction from Municipal Reclaimed Water” under the Industry-University Partnership Program (IPP).
-
SWBEC Student Co-Authors a Publication | Sustainable Waste-to-Bioproducts Engineering Center
USU College of Engineering
SWBEC Student Tyler Marlar is co-author on the refereed publication "Effects of materials surface preparation for use in spacecraft potable water storage tanks," as part of his summer 2016 internship experience with NASA at the Johnson Space Center.
-
Congratulations A-Pin Recipients! | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Interim College of Engineering Dean Dr. Jagath Kaluarachchi and department heads from across the College of Engineering on Tuesday recognized 28 students for receiving the prestigious A-Pin award.
-
PhD Student Anna Doloman Wins GRCO Grant | Sustainable Waste-to-Bioproducts Engineering Center
USU College of Engineering
Biological Engineering Doctoral candidate Anna Doloman has earned a Graduate Research and Creative Opportunity (GRCO) Grant for the 2017-2018 year.
-
Between the Lines: Tree Rings Hold Clues About a River’s Past | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
USU hydrologists are looking centuries into the past to better understand an increasingly uncertain water future.
-
I Make Their Dream a Reality' | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
During construction, the steelworks for USU’s Maverik Stadium renovation rose into the air and then branched off left and right, leaving whole sections of the shimmering new building floating in mid-air.
-
Life at 12,800 Feet | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Engineering students spent part of their summer break in Southern Peru investigating contaminated water supplies and helping local alpaca farmers solve an ongoing problem.
-
Living in the Journey' | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Civil Engineering alumna Megan Montgomery never thought she’d be a valedictorian. She hadn’t even considered a degree in engineering.
-
Miniaturizing America's Tallest Dam | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
When heavy winter rains filled Northern California’s Lake Oroville earlier this year, the torrential outflow tore apart the dam’s spillway, sending public safety officials and engineers scrambling for answers.
-
Priming Plants to Tolerate Drought | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Food growers are facing a difficult reality: climate change is expected to intensify drought conditions, and expanding urban populations are competing for arable land and water supplies.
-
Shush! Aerospace Engineers Working to Hush Sonic Booms | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
If supersonic flight is to take hold in commercial air travel, aircraft designers will need to overcome a noisy problem: sonic booms.
-
The Motivation Behind STEM | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
It’s hard not to get excited about science and engineering after a weeklong, research-themed summer camp in the mountains.
-
Viticulture From Space: USU-NASA Study Analyzes Vineyard Water Use | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
In drought-prone Central California, grape producers are looking for new ways to improve crop production with less water.
-
Star Light, Star Blight | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Humans have been rocketing themselves and their stuff into space for more than half a century.
-
The Beauty of Fluid Dynamics | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Tadd Truscott is an MIT-trained engineer of fluid dynamics – a profession steeped in dizzying mathematics and complex physics.
-
USU to Lead $4M Collaborative Water Research Initiative | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Utah State University hydrologists are revolutionizing the way scientific data is stored and shared among scientists around the globe.
-
Swedish Transportation Officials Visit USU’s Electric Vehicle and Roadway Research Facility | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Authorities from the Swedish Transport Administration were in Logan on Sept. 18 to see the latest electrified vehicle and roadway research underway at Utah State University.
-
USU Opens State-of-the-Art Idea Factory for Aggie Engineers | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
The College of Engineering at Utah State University is debuting its brand new Idea Factory, a state-of-the-art design and fabrication facility on the Logan campus.
-
BE Capstone Design Students Sample Scofield Reservoir: Harmful Algal Blooms | Sustainable Waste-to-Bioproducts Engineering Center
USU College of Engineering
Identifying, harvesting, and treating harmful algae blooms (HABs) is the ultimate goal of the BE Capstone Design team for 2017.
-
Second Annual Meeting and Technology Showcase - September 2017 | Utah State University Power Electronics Lab
USU College of Engineering
The second annual SELECT meeting and technology showcase will be held on September 26-27, 2017.
Printing is not supported at the primary Gallery Thumbnail page. Please first navigate to a specific Image before printing.