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Major Grant Awarded to USU Biological Engineering Professor | College of Engineering
Utah State University
USU biological engineering assistant professor Elizabeth Vargis received a three-year grant from the National Eye Institute for her ongoing research in better understanding why new blood cells form during retinal disease.
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New LADAR Technology Promises Sharper Aerial Views | College of Engineering
Utah State University
Researchers at Utah State University’s Center for Advanced Imaging LADAR are changing the way we see the world.
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College of Engineering Advisor Receives Regional Award | College of Engineering
Utah State University
College of Engineering academic advisor Leslie Buxton received the Region 10 Excellence in Advising Award. Buxton was selected among nominees from five western states.
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USU Professor Receives Alumni Award from Virginia Tech | College of Engineering
Utah State University
Utah State University’s Marc Maguire received the Outstanding Young Alumni Award from The Charles E. Via, Jr. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Virginia Tech. Maguire is an assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering.
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Reevaluating the Professionalization of Engineering Faculty | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
An engineering education expert is encouraging institutions of higher education to reevaluate the professional experience of engineering faculty, specifically women professors.
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Bubbly Water Makes an Abnormal Splash | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Researchers at Utah State University are splashing soapy water to unveil new discoveries within fluid dynamics.
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Cyberinfrastructure for Intelligent Water Supply (CIWS) Data Visualization Challenge | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering Jeff Horsburgh is challenging Utah State University students to develop a visualization of high resolution water use data that provides visual feedback to both water providers and water consumers.
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USU Engineering Alumna Honored by Society of Women Engineers | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Utah State University mechanical engineering alumna Amy Jo Moore was honored Oct. 20 at an annual conference for the Society of Women Engineers.
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Metal Factory Opening | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
The Metal Factory opened Thursday, Nov. 15 with a tour of its facilities.
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Aggie Marine Robotics Club Works on New Designs for Autonomous Submarine | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
The TIJAR perches on the edge of the desk, becoming smarter and more efficient by the day.
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USU Professor Receives Educator of the Year Award | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Marc Maguire, an assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering at USU, has been named educator of the year by the Structural Engineers Association of Utah.
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USU Lights up the Twin Cities at National Women in Engineering Conference | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Utah State University was turning heads at the Minneapolis Convention Center last week at a large conference and expo for the Society of Women Engineers, known as SWE.
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USU Professors Receive Three-Year Grant to Study in LGBTQ+ Participation in Engineering | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Utah State University assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering Ryan Berke and psychology professor Renee Galliher received a three-year grant from the National Science Foundation’s Broadening Participation in Engineering program.
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Aircraft on Demand | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
We live in an on-demand society. At the push of a button, we have access to entertainment, technology and information.
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A SHPE Family Success Story | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Lucy Campos and her brother José don’t shy away from responsibility.
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Combating Alzheimer’s With 3-D Engineered Neuro Tissue | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Biological engineers at USU are developing new tools to combat the debilitating effects of Alzheimier’s and Parkinson’s disease and other brain disorders.
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Engineers Without Borders: Team Mexico | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
The USU student team, Engineers Without Borders, continues their water quality improvement project in rural Mexico.
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Generous Gift Establishes the Dr. Reid and Evelyn Brown Scholarship Endowment | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Reid Brown says he established a $100,000 scholarship endowment to pass on the same benefits he received from Utah State University’s education.
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Have You Heard of SHPE? | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers is quickly becoming one of Utah State University’s most active student organizations.
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What's New: Metal Factory | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Today’s engineering students need a foundation of technical knowledge and advanced training in design and problem solving.
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What's New: New Tutor Center | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
The cramped engineering tutor center is a thing of the past.
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What's New: Recirculating Wind Tunnel | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
This year, the MAE Department acquired a new wind tunnel for use in thermal and fluid dynamics labs.
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Where are They Now: USU Engineering Alumni José Campos | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
José Campos graduated from Utah State University in 2016 with a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering.
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Award-Winning Student Design Could Generate Alternative Energy Using Food Waste | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Utah State University students created an award-winning design that helps one of Utah’s wastewater treatment facilities increase the use of renewable energy using food waste as a biofuel feedstock.
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USU Researchers Find Significant Groundwater Exchanges Along the Logan River | College of Engineering
USU College of Engineering
Researchers in Northern Utah have demonstrated that the Logan River is highly dependent on karst aquifer discharge to maintain summer low flow when water demands are the highest.
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