Professor Frank Loeffler’s lab gave FHS students Dinh An Phan and Rickie Wu the support and guidance they needed to demonstrate a new, inexpensive PFAS decontamination method.

Han-Gyu Kim and Min Deng are joining the department in the fall 2026 semester, bringing with them expertise in composite structures and robotics.

Assistant Professor Fuhar Dixit will be a featured speaker for a Science Diplomacy Grid webinar discussing how science diplomacy can help address some of the most consequential challenges facing the planet. 

Professor Dayakar Penumadu was recently selected to help inaugurate the Versatile Neutron Imaging Instrument (VENUS), the newest imaging tool at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory Spallation Neutron Source. 

A collaborative research group within TCE has developed a novel forecasting model that delivers highly accurate river temperature predictions over extended periods of time that can potentially help power plants and consumers save money.

Candace Brakewood received an Arnold Ventures grant for a research project that studies implementation of congestion pricing in New York City.

Larry Millet’s team pioneered a way to grow independent magnocellular neurons for the first time, opening new avenues for research and treatment.

Harold Cannon (BS/CE ’81) served as a mentor for a CEE senior design team, giving Cannon hope for the future of the profession and inspiring the students he is helping.

Ben Holley dreams of helping others while doing what he loves, making his senior design project to 3D print a concrete anchor doubling as a reef perfect.

Asad Khattak and Zeinab Bayati’s AI-enhanced research shows that rare crash scenarios, while harder to prevent, are disproportionately deadly to pedestrians.