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Meet the VCEA gonfalon bearers!

December 6, 2018 s.vodnala

Dan Richer and Kelley Sindelar at WSU's 2018 Fall Commencement.

Two seniors will share the honor of carrying the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture gonfalon at the 2018 Fall commencement this Saturday. » More ...

Making artificial intelligence smart

November 5, 2018 Joyce Crosthwaite

Carolina Parada helps cars see what we see. » More ...

Hands-on, real-world opportunities all part of WSU Tri-Cities engineering student’s journey

September 17, 2018 Joyce Crosthwaite

It was the proximity that brought Louis Theriault to Washington State University Tri-Cities, but it has been the valuable opportunities that have made him successful as a student and so far in his goal of becoming a civil engineer. » More ...

Researchers look for fossil-free answers for fertilizer production

June 26, 2018 s.vodnala

A Washington State University researcher is part of a team that produced a high level review for the prestigious journal Science summarizing the state of the art in chemically activating nitrogen. » More ...

Leading the Way

May 4, 2017 erik.gomez

Left to right: Dae Hyun Kim, Jean-Sabin McEwen, and Steven R. Saunders

Three Washington State University researchers have received young faculty awards from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the Defense Advanced Research Program Agency (DARPA).

Jean-Sabin McEwen and Steven R. Saunders, assistant professors in the Gene and Linda Voiland School of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering, and Dae Hyun Kim, assistant professor in the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, each received approximately $500,000. Their awards are intended to provide significant research support to young faculty beginning their careers. » More ...

Silver Cloud

March 3, 2017 thilding

Using foglike microdroplets of silver, WSU researchers create intricate structures that mimic natural materials. Pictured: nanoparticles forming the letters W S U.

Washington State University researchers have developed a unique, 3-D manufacturing method that for the first time rapidly creates and precisely controls a material’s architecture from the nanoscale to centimeters – with results that closely mimic the intricate architecture of natural materials like wood and bone.

They report on their work in the journal Science Advances and have filed for a patent. » More ...

WSU student team participate in national chemical car competition

December 2, 2014 thilding

A group of WSU chemical engineering students traveled to Atlanta, Georgia, earlier this month to participate in a national student conference and chemical car competition. » More …