Utah Water Research Laboratory Unveils Interactive Exhibit at The Leonardo
A new art installation at The Leonardo in downtown Salt Lake City blends fine art photography and the hydrology of the Great Salt Lake.
News
Why Failing is Not Failure
Since she was little, biological engineering student Melissa Wiggins was enamored by the world of science and engineering.
A Passion for Student Opportunities
Utah State University is thrilled to welcome Assistant Professor Jackson Kulik, a passionate mathematician and engineer who began his career in higher education this year.
A Math Renaissance: New USU Resource Will Help Close the Gap in Engineering Education
Christian Bolander wants to bring math education out of the Dark Ages. Charged with addressing a very stubborn problem, he’s working to reshape attitudes about math in the engineering classroom.
Research
USU Receives $1M NSF Grant for BioTech Workforce Development
The National Science Foundation has awarded Utah State University’s College of Engineering a $1 million grant to help prepare students for the rapidly evolving careers in life sciences and biotechnology.
Alumni
Broad Horizons and Unplanned Successes: Embracing the Highs and Lows of Engineering
If anyone understands dedication to an engineering career, it’s Matt Draper. Draper, Senior Director of Research and Development at Edwards Lifesciences, currently spends his time designing and manufacturing products used for cardiac monitoring
