Spring Commencement 2012: Congratulations Graduates!
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Highlights
Rocket Team places 1st in vehicle design at competition
Best Vehicle Design: Utah State University
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USU researcher Steven Folkman
Associate professor in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering complete PVC pipe study
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Utah Water Research Lab Drone Fleet
A new fleet of model-airplane sized unmanned drones that can be launched from a slingshot
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E-Week Awards 2012
Brock Wiberg, MAE was selected as Outstanding Senior
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Engineering News
First Doctoral Graduate in the Department of Engineering Education
Dr. Shoabo Huang received a PhD from the newest department in the College of Engineering. {read more}
Congratulations Graduates
the College of Engineering awarded: 451 Bachelors' s Degrees,134 Masters Degrees and 22 PhD Degrees {read more}
Ascending Aggies win Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRF) Challenge
"Ascending Aggies" win first place at the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) {read more}
The College of Engineering Welcomes Dr. Craig Adams
Dr. Adams, the new Department Head of the Civil & Environmental Engineering Department, starts on July 2, 2012 {read more}
Faculty Spotlight
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Assistant professor Zhan, uses metabolic engineering to innovate pharmaceuticals intended to lower cholesterol, diminish allergy symptoms, and protect against fungal and viral diseases.
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Associate professor Ning Fang, focuses his research around improving engineering students’ learning experience. He is currently looking into the effectiveness of iClickers in the classroom.
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Assistant professor of the department of electrical and computer engineering, specializes in electromagnetics and focuses her research on developing affordable and high-speed antenna designs.
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An expert in geotechnical engineering, Rice, is an assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, he works to improve the methods by which engineers evaluate the safety of dam structures.
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The 22-foot high wind tunnel facility in USU’s Technology Building is Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Associate Professor Barton Smith’s most valuable facility for his research on nuclear . . .
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Research areas include constructing models of water support structures, such as dams. Other research includes collecting and analyzing data from Cache Valley Rivers and Cutler Reservoir
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