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Jungkyu Kim and his student test a "lab-on-a-chip" in microgravity conditions aboard the Zero-G airliner. (Video)

Click here to read a Deseret News profile on biomedical engineering grad, Cara Woolnough, a student athlete with a perfect grade point average.

Professor Bruce Gale has been appointed as the Merit Medical Systems, Inc. Endowed Professor of Engineering.

Researchers at the FORGE project have achieved created the first successful hydraulic fractures near the bottom of an injection well.

Mechanical engineering master's student Katie Bezdjian has just received the Fulbright Student Program grant.

Click here to watch the full video stream of "EAE Launch 2022," in which video games produced by U students were unveiled to the public.

U researchers are working with Navajo Nation leaders to provide sustainable electricity and internet connectivity to homes in Kayenta, Arizona.

Click here to read the new spring 2022 newsletter from the College of Engineering.

Feng Liu, Ivan B. Cutler Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, will be named a Distinguished Professor.

Eight engineering graduate students have received this year's National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship.

Jacobus (Kobus) Van der Merwe has received the U's Distinguished Research Award.

EAE has moved up in the latest Princeton Review rankings for video game design programs.

Carlos Oroza will be researching better methods to analyze mountain snowpack and how it affects the water supply.

Click here to read about our engineering students and their startups featured in this year's Student Innovation @ the U.

Biomedical engineering graduate student, Travis Seamons, is this year’s recipient of the Outstanding Graduating Student Leader Award.

Tao Gao has demonstrated a new kind of high-voltage flow battery that can store more energy at a lower price.

Mechanical engineering chair Bruce Gale has received this year's Governor's Medal for Science and Technology.

Two chemical engineering graduate students won one of the top awards in the national EnergyTech University Prize competition.

Click here to read a Q&A about Katrina Le, this year's recipient of COE's Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award.

Michael Simpson will help develop a method to recycle nuclear waste for advanced nuclear reactors into reusable fuel.

Jessica Kramer has discovered why viruses like Covid-19 are not as easily transmissible by touching surfaces and objects.

CVEEN associate professor Steven Bartlett will be awarded the Distinguished Faculty Service Award from The Bennion Center.

The U's bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering is one of the most affordable in the country, according to BachelorsDegreeCenter.org.

Chemical Engineering Chair Eric Eddings was elected a Fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.

The Office of Undergraduate Research recognized the research of two COE students for Black History Month.