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Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering 13 Apr, 2021 Brandon Perry pilots a drone for inspecting the Oxbow Bridge in Loveland, while Theresa O’Donnell-Sloan observes. The City of Loveland gave Yanlin Guo and Perry permission to test their inspection method on the bridge. Colorado State University researchers have developed a process to streamline bridge inspections and make them more objective and quantitative. Their method could keep better tabs on deteriorating infrastructure and help ...

Share The new school will include all the faculties that previously formed the School of Photonics and be chaired by Pavel Belov, the dean of the former Faculty of Physics and Engineering. ITMO’s School of Physics and Engineering The School of Photonics, which was part of ITMO University for the past five years, has been recently transformed into a new School of Physics and Engineering that will bring together the Faculties of Physics, Photonics, Nanoelectronics, and Engineering Research. Suc...

Since the beginning of the pandemic, student representatives of graduate organizations have regularly met with Northwestern and The Graduate School administrators to communicate needs unique to graduate students and postdoctoral fellows.  Through this joint effort, the Northwestern University COVID-19 Committee advocated for and provided assistance to members of the TGS community, Ph.D. candidate Eva Morgun said.  “We don’t have a president or a chair. We really have many students who all...

Penn State alum makes tracks on Mars as Perseverance rover springs to life Penn State alum Rachel Kronyak poses next to a hot spring in Yellowstone National Park on a field trip to study biosignatures and astrobiology in the western U.S. Kronyak is now part of the NASA Perseverance rover team searching for signs of ancient life on Mars.  Image: Provided by Rachel Kronyak Penn State alum makes tracks on Mars as Perseverance rover springs to life Matthew Carroll March 19, 2021 UNIVERSITY PARK, ...

IT is with great honour and humility I assume the role as Editor-in-Chief for Chemical Engineering Research and Design (ChERD), the official journal for the European Federation of Chemical Engineering: Part A and a publication of the Institution of Chemical Engineers. I would like to record my appreciation to our outgoing Editor-in-Chief, Eva Sorensen, for her leadership and service to ChERD over the last 11 years, and for her mentorship over the last couple of years in my role within ChERD ...

LA County Science Fair Winners of Chamlian Armenian School Chamlian Armenian School reported their huge success at the 2021 Los Angeles County Science Fair. Throughout the course of the 2020 to 2021 Academic School Year, our Chamlian students worked diligently to prepare their science projects to be submitted for consideration in the Annual Los Angeles County Science Fair. After months of planning, hard work, and experimentation, the young scientists at Chamlian presented their impressive expe...

Share this article This article originally appeared in MLK50, a nonprofit newsroom in Memphis focused on poverty, power and public policy. MLK50: Justice Through Journalism had an exclusive interview with former vice president and long-time environmentalist Al Gore on Sunday after his speech at a rally in Southwest Memphis in opposition to the proposed Byhalia Connection Pipeline.  Gore has been devoted to tackling climate change since leaving office in 2001, and is the founder of The C...

Lorin Matthews What do dust bunnies and plasmas have to do with outer space? Dr. Lorin Matthews explains on this Baylor Connections. Matthews, professor of physics and associate director of Baylor’s Center for Astrophysics, Space Physics and Engineering Research (CASPER), is a leading researcher into processes that form planets and continue to shape our galaxy, and she explains the impact of these events while taking listeners inside Baylor space research. Transcript Derek Smith: Hello and ...

March 02, 2021 Debjani Ghosh, President, Nasscom   -  The Hindu× Karnataka adopting a specific Engineering Research and Development (ER&D) Policy 2021 is timely and will help the State take a leap to accelerate and strengthen its R&D innovation, said Debjani Ghosh, President, Nasscom. “The policy aims to address the most important issues of the industry and provides relevant incentives for companies to set-up R&D facilities in the State. The policy focuses on enabling cross-industry innova...

Ktaka launches Engineering R&D policy: Dy CM Ashwathnarayan ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Tue, Mar 2 2021 20:03 IST | ​ 0 Views Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister C. N. Ashwathnarayan. (Photo: Twitter@drashwathcn). Image Source: IANS News Bengaluru, March 2 : In a bid to remain at the forefront of technological innovation in the coming times, Karnataka on Tuesday launched the Engineering Research and Development (ER&D) Policy - 2021, said Deputy Chief Minister C. N. Ashwathnarayan here. Th...