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Audio-gathering Research Project will Improve Inclusion in Engineering Education

September 10, 2021

Audio-gathering Research Project will Improve Inclusion in Engineering Education

A Utah State University College of Engineering professor is working to help faculty better understand the experiences of diverse students through an audio-gathering project. Her work is funded through the National Science Foundation.

USU Students Prepare to Send CubeSat to Space as Part of NASA Initiative

September 21, 2021

USU Students Prepare to Send CubeSat to Space as Part of NASA Initiative

Another undergraduate student project from Utah State University is on its way to space.

USU Leads in Nuclear Engineering Research

September 15, 2021

USU Leads in Nuclear Engineering Research

Researchers from Utah State University’s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering are advancing the future of nuclear power. This summer, two researchers each received an $800,000 grant from the Department of Energy’s Nuclear Energy University P...

Grant will Allow USU Computer Engineers to Develop More Energy-efficient AI Hardware

September 13, 2021

Grant will Allow USU Computer Engineers to Develop More Energy-efficient AI Hardware

Researchers from Utah State University’s College of Engineering are working to develop more energy-efficient artificial intelligence hardware, thanks to a grant from the National Science Foundation.

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Space on the Brain: Utah State Engineers Awarded Competitive NASA Grant

May 28, 2021

Space on the Brain: Utah State Engineers Awarded Competitive NASA Grant

Researchers from USU’s Biological Engineering Department have received one of NASA’s most competitive grants.

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Utah State Alum Selected as National Weather Service Regional Director

June 15, 2021

Utah State Alum Selected as National Weather Service Regional Director

USU College of Engineering alum Dr. Scott Lindsey has been named director of the National Weather Service Alaska Region.

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Here is Jake Danos, a senior in the mechanical and aerospace engineering department and the project coordinator, showing parts of the satellite and the boom it will carry to College of Engineering faculty members. https://t.co/aY7MYy2YK3

Here is Jake Danos, a senior in the mechanical and aerospace engineering department and the project coordinator, showing parts of the satellite and the boom it will carry to College of Engineering faculty members. https://t.co/aY7MYy2YK3

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@NASA Although the Get Away Special team is part of the physics department at Utah State, the team is made of students from a variety of backgrounds, including engineering.

Read more about their project here:
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@NASA Although the Get Away Special team is part of the physics department at Utah State, the team is made of students from a variety of backgrounds, including engineering. Read more about their project here: https://t.co/1bxxO9NEKi @PhysicsUsu https://t.co/rHbriiBYGp

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The project is part of the @NASA CubeSat Launch Initiative. https://t.co/rIcY9fnalN

The project is part of the @NASA CubeSat Launch Initiative. https://t.co/rIcY9fnalN

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Another undergraduate student project from Utah State University is on its way to space.

This week, after more than eight years of work, members of the Utah State University Get Away Special team are delivering their recently completed CubeSat satellite to Houston, Texas. The project is part of NASA’s CubeSat Launch Initiative.

Although the Get Away Special team is part of the physics department at Utah State, the team is made of students from a variety of academic backgrounds, including engineering.

Here are some pictures of a few of the engineering students on the team demonstrating their project for College of Engineering faculty members.

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Another undergraduate student project from Utah State University is on its way to space. This week, after more than eight years of work, members of the Utah State University Get Away Special team are delivering their recently completed CubeSat satellite to Houston, Texas. The project is part of NASA’s CubeSat Launch Initiative. Although the Get Away Special team is part of the physics department at Utah State, the team is made of students from a variety of academic backgrounds, including engineering. Here are some pictures of a few of the engineering students on the team demonstrating their project for College of Engineering faculty members. @usuaggielife @nasa @usu_physics #CubeSat #NASA #space

Researchers from Utah State University’s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering are advancing the future of nuclear power. This summer, two researchers each received an $800,000 grant from the Department of Energy’s Nuclear Energy University Program.

Congratulations to Nadia Kouraytem and Hailei Wang. Read more about their work at engineering.usu.edu/news.

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Researchers from Utah State University’s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering are advancing the future of nuclear power. This summer, two researchers each received an $800,000 grant from the Department of Energy’s Nuclear Energy University Program. Congratulations to Nadia Kouraytem and Hailei Wang. Read more about their work at engineering.usu.edu/news. @USUAggielife @energy #nuclearpower #nuclearenergy #engineering #renewableenergy #3Dprinting

USU Engineering assistant professor Dr. Haoran Wang is featured on the September cover of Proceedings of @theroyalsociety A— one of the world’s oldest scientific journals. You can read more about his research on engineering.usu.edu/news.

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USU Engineering assistant professor Dr. Haoran Wang is featured on the September cover of Proceedings of @theroyalsociety A— one of the world’s oldest scientific journals. You can read more about his research on engineering.usu.edu/news. @usuaggielife #theRoyalSociety #ProceedingsoftheRoyalSocietyA #engineering #UtahState #USU

Two researchers from Utah State University’s mechanical and aerospace engineering department each received an $800,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)’s Nuclear Energy University Program to support their work in advancing the future of nuclear power. Congratulations to Nadia Kouraytem and Hailei Wang.

Two researchers from Utah State University’s mechanical and aerospace engineering department each received an $800,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)’s Nuclear Energy University Program to support their work in advancing the future of nuclear power. Congratulations to Nadia Kouraytem and Hailei Wang.

Dr. Sanghamitra Roy & Dr. Koushik Chakraborty are working to develop more energy-efficient artificial intelligence hardware. The two computer engineering professors received a nearly half a million dollar grant last month. In addition to researching how to decrease the power consumed by AI hardware, Roy and Chakraborty will also explore how to tailor the AI hardware accelerator to learn more nuanced patterns without assistance from the cloud.

Dr. Sanghamitra Roy & Dr. Koushik Chakraborty are working to develop more energy-efficient artificial intelligence hardware. The two computer engineering professors received a nearly half a million dollar grant last month. In addition to researching how to decrease the power consumed by AI hardware, Roy and Chakraborty will also explore how to tailor the AI hardware accelerator to learn more nuanced patterns without assistance from the cloud.

To help faculty better serve students from diverse backgrounds, Utah State University engineering assistant professor Dr. Cassandra McCall will be recording the experiences of marginalized students. The collected stories will be re-recorded by voice actors and shared with faculty across the nation.

To help faculty better serve students from diverse backgrounds, Utah State University engineering assistant professor Dr. Cassandra McCall will be recording the experiences of marginalized students. The collected stories will be re-recorded by voice actors and shared with faculty across the nation.