Contents
Twenty-five years in, Women in Engineering program remains strong
Dayton named chair of Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering
Q&A: Questions for Angelitha Daniel
Pack Points
Cybersecurity initiative aims to help North Carolina’s economy grow
New biological imaging capabilities strengthen Triangle research
New neural-controlled ankle prosthesis improves stability
Havelock-based program fosters local engineering talent in Eastern NC
NSF RAPID grants support engineering research on pandemic for better future solutions
Faculty Highlights
Hsiao receives 2022 Sloan Research Fellowship
Two CCEE faculty members serve key White House roles
Two engineering faculty members named AAAS Fellows
Dickey receives 2021 R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Award
Kish named National Academy of Inventors Fellow
Features
Next level
Engineering expansion will bolster the state’s workforce and help the college grow.
Homegrown leadership
Alumna Kamala Subramaniam leads Google’s new hub in the Triangle.
Supporting women in COE strengthens student body
The incoming class of first-year engineering students is 33 percent women.
Here a sensor, there a sensor…
Meet a few faculty members in the College who are putting sensors to use in new ways.
Sound on
New technology is making waves in infrastructure and health care.
Engineering entrepreneurship
Get to know four startups created by NC State engineering alumni.
Foundations
Paving the way through planned giving
Fitts-Woolard Hall dedicated during homecoming celebration
College honors seven DEA award winners
COE community bands together to support students and research
College advocates through Industry Partners Event Series
Dean family endows second professorship to help strengthen engineering’s future
Spotlight: Founding members of YAAB leave behind a legacy of engagement and growth
NC State Engineering Foundation surpasses campaign goals
Long-EZ aircraft donation to increase teaching, learning options
NC State Engineering Magazine
Volume XIVII, Issue I
Dean
Louis A. Martin-Vega
Advisory Board
John Gilligan, Executive Associate Dean of Engineering
Deborah B. Young, (CE ’77), President, Board of Directors, NC State Engineering Foundation, Inc.
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Brent Lancaster
Senior Associate Editor
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