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Instead of combatting the heat that is detrimental to computers, two University of Nebraska-Lincoln engineers Sidy Ndao, associate professor of mechanical and materials engineering, and Mahmoud Elzouka, doctoral student in mechanical and materials engineering, have embraced it as an alternative energy source that would allow computing at ultra-high temperatures. READ MORE
October 11, 2017 - With degrees in electrical engineering and working toward a doctorate in biological systems engineering, Curt Tomasevicz has clout as a teacher, but his years on the US national bobsled team and Olympic medals give him extra clout with students.
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October 09, 2017 - Richard Wood, assistant professor of civil engineering, and two Ph.D. students in civil engineering, are part of a National Science Foundation effort to assess the damage caused in Texas by Hurricane Harvey.
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October 05, 2017 - Ali Tamoyal, assistant professor of mechanical and materials engineering, and researchers from Harvard and MIT have designed a smart bandage that could eventually heal chronic wounds or battlefield injuries and be controlled via smartphone.
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October 05, 2017 - The University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering has added 10 new faculty for 2017-18, increasing the college's total faculty hires to 56 over the past three years.
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October 05, 2017 - Angela Pannier, associate professor of biological systems engineering, has received a 2017 National Institutes of Health Director's New Innovator Award and is the first University of Nebraska-Lincoln researcher to earn this honor.
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More College of Engineering Headlines
Christopher Tuan receives 2017 TechConnect Defense Innovation Award
October 13, 2017 -
Christopher Tuan, professor of civil engineering, received the 2017 TechConnect Defense Innovation Award during the Defense Innovation Summit, Oct. 3-5 in Tampa, Florida. The award recognized Tuan's development of concrete that can shield structures against electromagnetic pulses: high-energy bursts of electromagnetic waves that can disable electronics and power grids. Tuan's research has also developed another formulation of the concrete that can conduct just enough electric current to offer de-icing capabilities. Only 15 percent of innovations submitted to the Defense Innovation Summit were selected for the award.
Shannon Bartelt-Hunt selected to Big Ten Academic Alliance Leadership Development program
October 09, 2017 -
Shannon Bartelt-Hunt, professor of civil engineering and Robert B. Daugherty Water for Food fellow, is one of 10 University of Nebraska-Lincoln faculty chosen to participate in the Big Ten Academic Alliance Leadership Development program for the 2017-18 academic year. The selection of the 10 Nebraska faculty is sponsored by the Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor.
Dean Pérez named ASEE Fellow
October 06, 2017 -
Lance C. Pérez, interim dean of the College of Engineering, was chosen to become an American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Fellow during the organization's recent conference in Columbus, Ohio. Pérez was one of 11 faculty from across the country who were accorded the honor. The ASEE Fellow is given to society members in recognition of outstanding contributions to engineering or engineering technology education.
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