Utah Water Research Laboratory celebrates 60 years, looks forward to the future
Tucked around a bend in the Logan River below first dam, the Utah Water Research Laboratory (UWRL) at Utah State University is turning 60 years old!
News
A Story of Adaptation: Managing the Colorado River in an Uncertain Future
The Colorado River supplies water for forty million people in the West. The basin stretches from Wyoming and Colorado all the way to the Gulf of California in Mexico, winding through several...
Engineering Professor Named 2025 IEEE Fellow
Utah State University professor and world-renowned electrical engineer Regan Zane is among the newly-elected Fellows of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, or IEEE.
James D. Ballif Structural Engineering Building Announced, USU to House Utah Earthquake Center
The James D. Ballif Structural Engineering Building, made possible by USU alumnus and distinguished civil engineering graduate James “Jim” Ballif, will help prepare the next generation of civil engineers.
Research
USU Engineering Professor Aims to Strengthen Concrete with Hemp
A professor of civil and environmental engineering is leading the charge to find a solution for the utilization of waste hemp fibers to biomanufacture fire-resistant, high-strength concrete.
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