Students build automatic feeding machine to help Zoo Atlanta gorillas with natural feeding behaviors

The Max Jakob Memorial Award from ASME and AIChE honors the president emeritus and Regents' Professor for his long-lasting contributions to heat transfer research.

The College's researchers are working to innovate chip technology and ensure U.S. semiconductor development is globally competitive, reliable, sustainable, and resilient.

Cohort’s five faculty members will help grow the College’s work in cyber-physical systems security.

The ECE Ph.D. student is one of 32 talented scientists and engineers from around the world who will receive significant financial support and mentoring for their postdoctoral work.

Tyree Edwards sees power in using his music and his civil engineering skills to make an impact on people’s lives.

Fatima Sheriff heads to Microsoft with technical know-how and business skills thanks to the people who guided her along the way.

Catherine Schlabach is joining the U.S. Space Force and starting her master's, but first she'll serve as one of the reflection speakers at Commencement.

Natalia Barrera Villamizar’s winding path through research labs, Covid disruptions, and industry experiences puts her right where she wants to be.

Dean Raheem Beyah honors 28 engineers for their achievements and leadership, including nine new members of the Engineering Hall of Fame.

Although it takes a group of worms minutes to tangle into a knot, it can untangle in milliseconds, a finding that could influence the design of shapeshifting robotics. 

Students showcase devices to help children with autism, improve gorilla feeding at zoos, and even sort Lego bricks.

College of Engineering climbs two spots in U.S. News & World Report rankings and is now No. 3 among public universities.

The first-of-its-kind partnership with Stony Brook University and others aims to create climate solutions that are social and practical, not just academic or theoretical.

Civil, biomedical engineers join the honorary and research organization founded in 1780.

Shihao Yang’s model forecasts when spikes in Covid-19 and flu infections will strain hospitals and health care resources.

The ME student fell in love with engineering and Tech in middle school.

Alper Erturk and Yuhang Hu will explore how the fish adapt to and survive in high-pressure environments with the Department of Defense grant.

Study looks at the environmental and economic benefits of overhead cable-line technology for nation’s highways

Iris Tien’s method reduces the possible locations for sensors by nearly 99% and accounts for flood risk, population vulnerability, and more.