Interdisciplinary Data Science Program shows exponential growth providing more students than ever the opportunity to participate in a rigorous, innovative, multi-disciplinary learning experience that will prepare them to face some of the world’s biggest data-related challenges.
Two assistant professors of engineering landed prestigious National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development awards that come with more than $500,000 to support their research.
AMBOTS, a local startup company developing autonomous manufacturing technology, was awarded a $1 million Small Business Innovation Research Phase II Award by the National Science Foundation.
A historic night at the College of Engineering’s Alumni Awards Banquet included L. Lee Johns Lane becoming the first woman inducted into the Hall of Fame.