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A small group of people stand in the sunshine outside a large academic building in front of an autonomous driving vehicle.

July 09, 2026

WeRide Donates Autonomous Driving Platform

This donation will provide students and researchers with a hands-on platform for studying the computing challenges behind safe, reliable and responsive autonomous systems.
Jason Franz, left, sits in front of multiple computer screens in a dark room.

July 09, 2026

Jason Franz Selected as President-Elect of American Society of Biomechanics

ASB is one of the world’s leading professional organizations dedicated to advancing the study of human movement, biomechanics and rehabilitation engineering.
a man inside a industrial shed looking at baskets of duckweed

July 08, 2026

Could Duckweed Solve One of Hog Farming’s Biggest Challenges?

Ryan Sartor’s idea involves leveraging domesticated duckweed (Lemna) varieties in wastewater lagoons to prevent overflows on farms and harvesting the duckweed as a by-product.
Roger Barker stands in a TPACC lab in front of someone wearing a firefighter turnout suit.

July 07, 2026

TPACC Founder Appointed to the Order of the Long Leaf Pine

Read about the outstanding achievements of Burlington Distinguished Professor of Textile Technology Roger L. Barker and his contributions to protective textiles over the past four decades.

Professor Cheryl Xu and Luke Joyce, her doctoral student in mechanical engineering, stand outside of NC State’s Center for Additive Manufacturing and Logistics.

July 06, 2026

Making the Most of Multifunctional Materials

Research that’s pushing the limits of advanced ceramic materials has received funding for its potential national defense and security applications. But the fundamental findings could eventually lead to many game-changing civilian technologies, too.
Battery being stretched while lighting up a tiny NCSU sign

July 06, 2026

Researchers Create Moisture-Driven Tech That Powers Green Batteries – and Dissolves Spy Gear

A non-toxic, stretchable battery operates by extracting moisture from the ambient environment – even in climates as dry as the desert.

woman with long dair hair standing outside with a brick building a green shrubbery in the background

July 06, 2026

Engineering AI to Aid Human Behavior

Five questions with Assistant Professor Aditi Mallavarapu
Smiling elderly couple indoors, wearing glasses and colorful attire, standing close together, natural light in background.

June 26, 2026

Dan and Jean Eddleman: Turning Roadblocks Into Stepping Stones

Dan, a Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering alumnus, and Jean, a Department of Biological Sciences alumna, want to ‘pay it forward.’ The couple’s generous three-part planned gift to the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, the North Carolina Plant Sciences Initiative and the Division of Academic and Student Affairs will help support NC State students for years to come.
a large group of people stand together on an exterior brick staircase during a sunny day

June 24, 2026

What to Know from NC State’s Quantum Workshop

Industry professionals, students, faculty and researchers explored the future of quantum machine learning during summer school at NC State.

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