Engineering News

After two decades of collecting data, a team of researchers discovered new ways in which groundwater moves and controls the export of carbon from land to streams in the permafrost terrain of the Alaskan North Slope.

Researchers at Utah State University are evaluating the effectiveness of using drones to inspect cracks of concern underneath bridges.

Utah State University’s Jonathan Ruesch received one of 288 scholarships from Tau Beta Pi Honor Society.

It was the first round. Bjorn Ironsides was flitting around Hard Reset, a professional, at high speeds.

Researchers at Utah State University are rethinking a 30-year-old technology and giving new meaning to the words limited mobility.

A Utah State University professor of civil engineering has developed an online tool that estimates snow load requirements for new construction of homes and buildings.

A new professorship in Utah State University’s College of Engineering honors longtime supporters David G. and Diann L. Sant and empowers a new generation of the most qualified engineering faculty.

USU’s College of Engineering welcomes Danielle Roth as the new academic recruiting specialist. Roth joined the college on August 13. Her focus is recruiting top students to engineering programs and assisting them through the transition from high school to...

In the United States, we’ve accumulated an estimated 500 million specimens of animals, plants, bugs and mushrooms.

Veteran educator, engineer and hydrologist Dr. David Tarboton has been named a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union.

The cramped engineering tutor center is a thing of the past. This summer, the College of Engineering renovated a large portion of the Anderson Engineering Building to accommodate a new tutor center.

Students, faculty and staff members at Utah State University extend their heartfelt congratulations and farewell to Dr. V. Dean Adams who last month officially retired from his role as Executive Associate Dean of the College of Engineering.

United States Air Force officials are taking a close look at a USU student design that may help the planet’s growing space junk problem.

Faculty, staff and students in USU’s College of Engineering extend their congratulations to Leslie Buxton who received the USU 2018 Outstanding New Advisor award.

Mounika Arukala joined the master’s of computer science program at Utah State University in August 2016.

Our bird’s-eye view is about to get much sharper. A researcher at Utah State University received a major research grant to improve the aerial imagery acquired from small, unmanned aerial vehicles.

The College of Engineering at Utah State University congratulates all students who graduated May 4-5.

Utah State University’s Doug Hunsaker, a rising star in aerodynamics research, received the coveted Young Investigator Program (YIP) award from the Office of Naval Research.

Utah State University professor and researcher Ling Liu will receive a major research grant for his work in developing more thermally efficient materials.

Christian Morrill, an engineering ambassador and biological engineering student, was named Scholar of the Year at the 60th annual Robins Awards.

USU College of Engineering faculty promotions 2018

A Utah State University College of Engineering student will receive the prestigious National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Award.

A professor of electrical engineering at Utah State University received a $750,000 grant to further develop an antenna technology that could revolutionize the mobile communications industry.

On your next stroll through the woods, take a look at the dew droplets hanging from the leaves. If you see moisture on a cypress or juniper tree with their distinct bifurcated leaves, you’ll likely see those water droplets defying the rules of physics.

Four engineering students at Utah State University participated in the 2018 FRC Bowling Ball Competition in Salt Lake City, Utah.

This spring, 16 students were recognized for receiving the prestigious A-Pin Award.

It doesn’t make Idalis Villanueva uncomfortable to confront assumptions. It's her mission to challenge unquestioned beliefs and conventions that a growing number of educators say are obsolete in 21st century engineering classrooms.

With an ever-growing human population and its inherent demand for water, there is a critical need to monitor water resources. New technology could make it more feasible than ever to measure changes in the water flow of rivers.

A Utah State University researcher was among those celebrating a recent successful test flight of the Dream Chaser spacecraft

Hydrologists are looking centuries into the past to better understand an increasingly uncertain water future

Computer science and engineering students from across Utah met on the USU campus recently for the third-annual HackUSU event.

Growing up in China’s Jiangsu province, Rose Hu was a shy girl who studied hard and looked up to her four older siblings

Biological engineering students at Utah State University will host a regional conference aimed at connecting participants with industry

Researchers published new findings that suggest European drought trends are lining up with climate change projections.

Dr. Jixun Zhan presenting at his Inaugural Lecture entitled “Curiosity-Driven Exploration and Reprogramming of Nature’s Biosynthetic Machinery.

Dr. Michael Johnson is a leading expert in experimental hydraulics and chief engineer on the Oroville model study.

Megan Gordon is second woman engineering valedictorian in 15 years

USU hydrologists are looking centuries into the past to better understand an increasingly uncertain water future

Food growers are facing a difficult reality: climate change is expected to intensify drought conditions, and expanding urban populations are competing for arable land and water supplies

During construction, the steelworks for USU's Maverik Stadium renovation rose into the air and then branched off left and right, leaving whole sections of the shimmering new building floating in mid-air. It wasn't an optical illusion.

Bear Lake Telescope Offers Clear View of Cluttered Night Skies

The College of Engineering at Utah State University is debuting its brand new Idea Factory, a state-of-the-art design and fabrication facility on the Logan campus

Engineering students from the Utah State University RoboSub team competed last month in San Diego at Robonation's annual International RoboSub Competition and made it through the qualifying rounds

The College of Engineering welcomes 11 new faculty

Splash Lab researchers developing the science behind improved watercraft design

A team of fluid dynamics experts created a new math formula that more accurately predicts cavitation and its damaging effects

Utah Water Research Lab team Constructs scale model of Oroville Dam spillway

Biological engineers at USU decoded and reprogrammed the biosynthetic machinery that produces natural compounds found in fungi

Biological Engineering student named Scholar of the Year.

S-STEM teaching seminar offers a variety of techniques to engage students in active learning

The Technical Writing Competition is sponsored by the College of Engineering and Engineering Council as part of Engineering Week

Institute of Biological Engineering annual meeting comes to Salt Lake City

USU College of Engineering faculty promotions 2017

Project is part of a growing international effort to keep closer tabs on space junk

Four Utah State University engineering students receive scholarships from the American Water Works Association Intermountain Section

The new 'BluJay' line of all-electric aircraft represents the latest in UAV technology

Dr. Anhong Zhou reflected on family and the future of bio-technologies at his inaugural lecture last week where he was honored for his promotion to professor.

Environmental engineers are making it easier to study arsenic contamination

USU hosts Dr. James L. Moore as the guest lecturer for the BPE Program Seminar

Students design new biosolids management system for Central Davis Sewer District

Northrop Grumman presents check to fund USU's Society of Women Engineers

Listen here or on SoundCloud to learn about some of the research the College of Engineering at Utah State University has completed.

CEE department and Utah Water Research Lab open three faculty positions to address critical water challenges

Force a buoyant ball underwater and let it go. The ball springs to the surface and jumps into the air. But let's go deeper

Engineering students from across Utah will hurl ripening jack-o'-lanterns across the sky

Union Wireless Scholarships awarded to engineering students Erik Sargent and Landon Wilcox

Biological Engineer Blends Chemistry, Machines and Life Sciences

MAE Alum came for the rockets, stayed for fluid dynamics

Computer science alumnus Subash Gutala donated funding for a scholarship that will benefit future Aggies

Electrical Engineering Alumna who Grew Up Around Rockets Is Now a Leader in Aerospace

For the past seven years, Bethany Neilson has spent part of her summers in the chilly waters of Northern Alaska

As drone applications expand, a USU aerospace engineer is offering the public a free online software tool that could revolutionize the industry

SELECT, the Sustainable Electrified Transportation Center, brings auto industry and engineering researchers together

ECE faculty develops innovative printed antenna for small sats

USU Researchers Develop Model to Improve Arid-Region Wetlands

Biological Engineering faculty will discuss muscles and mentors at October 28 event in the Manon Caine Russell Kathryn Caine Wanlass Performance Hall

CEE's Caleb Buahin wins best paper award at 8th International Congress on Environmental Modelling & Software in Toulouse, France

After 22 years of service to Utah State University, College of Engineering Dean Dr. Christine Hailey will step down to begin a new leadership role in Texas and to be closer to family

Utah State University offers nearly $1 million in scholarship funding to high school students attending E-State summer camp.

The fourth annual Conference on Electric Roads & Vehicles (CERV) is coming to Logan May 16-17

USU College of Engineering students place top 3 at ASME's Human Powered Vehicle Challenge

Researchers at Utah State University are taking a fresh look at stormwater management as part of a federally-funded study to improve water reuse in the western U.S

A Tribute to MAE Professor Emeritus Dr. Edward Vendell

Dean Christine Hailey and department heads from across the College of Engineering recognize 13 students for receiving the prestigious A-Pin award

This year's conference is April 5-6

A biological engineering researcher has taken a big step toward making a safer, more natural blue dye

How to target crowdsource manipulation and keep the Web trustworthy

ECE researchers are working to better understand the computer security of driverless cars

Engineering education experts at Utah State University are narrowing in on new insights into why young engineering students drop out of their programs or change majors

Adaptive tandem cycle helps opportunities roll

The American Heart Association is supporting a new study at Utah State University where researchers are developing a technology that may help the human body better protect itself against cardiovascular

Ever wondered what happens to the surge of stormwater you see racing down your street?

Biological engineers developing new methods to treat age-related macular degeneration, retinopathy of prematurity

Cracking the Egg on Spatial Cognition

Team Mexico and Team Peru Complete Service Projects

Dean Emeritus Wraps up Decades-Long Career

Splash Lab

This site of a catastrophic failure provides the perfect hands-on lab for geotechnical engineers

College of Engineering Names Classroom Building in Honor of Richard and Moonyeen Anderson

Biological Engineering Team Leads New Study on Growing Algae in Produced Water

Engineering education researchers are identifying the road blocks that keep some students from reaching their academic goals

SHPE members boost STEM awareness and help local high school students and their parents navigate the college admissions process

World War II pilot and longtime Cache Valley resident leaves lasting legacy for future mechanical and aerospace engineers

Firm will partner with Biological Engineering department to find innovative solutions for water treatment

Agricultural burning in Egypt leads to air pollution and problems for the nation's ancient monuments

The EVR provides a glimpse into a visionary future of transportation: electric vehicles with unlimited range.