Read the Fall/Winter 2016 NC State Engineering magazine
The Fall/Winter 2016 NC State Engineering magazine features the investments we are making to continue to enhance the education we provide our students, the research we conduct to improve lives and the economy and the outreach we conduct to ensure that future engineers will be prepared for the exciting world they will encounter after graduation.
CONTENTS
Features
In our labs
These are the spaces that enable groundbreaking research
Forward motion
The College plans to invest $250 million in infrastructure and faculty hiring over the next five years
Family ties
Minority Engineering Programs continue to grow
Something to build on
ASSIST makes progress with testbed, other technologies
Down the home stretch
FREEDM Systems Center moves closer to a vision realized
Beyond the classroom
The Center for Educational Informatics is changing the way we learn
Pack Points
EcoPRT will bridge the gap between NC State’s two campuses
NC State joins with UNC Pembroke in dual engineering degree program
NC State’s NanoDays grows into a national effort
Study sheds new light on post-operative bleeding
Engineering startup aims to bring accurate pricing to the trucking industry
Engineering researchers help NASA learn more from the stars
Researchers can tune mechanical properties of radiation-sensitive material for biomedical use
NC State engineers will help further civilian nuclear energy in Vietnam
NC State selected for new manufacturing innovation hub
Faculty Highlights
Martin-Vega begins term as ASEE president
Seven faculty members earn NSF CAREER awards
Allbritton receives national award in chemical instrumentation
Narayanaswamy wins Air Force Young Investigator Research Program award
Dickey receives ASEE research award
Foundations
Team effort
Join alumni and friends who are supporting the Engineering Oval project
Gift pays tribute to a family of NC State alumni
Alumnus endows scholarship for veterans
Cirrus Logic continues to invest in the College and in electrical engineering
Always an Engineer
Twenty years after retirement, Dr. Paul Zia is still an important part of CCEE
From the Outback to the Wolfpack
College of Engineering Homecoming Celebration
Red and white week
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