On March 8, Anamika Dubey will be a guest on Newcastle Research & Innovation Institute in Singapore (NewRIIS) International Women’s Day panel discussion.
Noel Schulz and Anjan Bose discussed cybersecurity concerns on Northwest Public Broadcasting.
A team of Washington State University and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory researchers has recently found the ideal atomic interaction and the best place to start is the catalytic conversion of lignin, the most abundant plant material on earth, to ingredients for aviation fuels. The work has been published in the journal, Frontiers in Energy Research.
Governor Jay Inslee named Birgitte Ahring the Washingtonian of the Day for her leadership in clean energy biofuels research.
Xianming Shi and graduate student Zhipeng Li have developed a concrete sealer that showed a 75% improvement in repelling water and a 44% improvement in reducing salt damage in laboratory studies compared to a commercial sealer.
Voiland College recipients of the 2022 Commercial Gap Fund include: Xiao Zhang, Kuen-Ren “Roland” Chen, Jinwen Zhang, Sandip Roy, Subhandshu Gupta, Yuehe Lin, and Xianming Shi.
Haifang Wen has been named a fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
Miss last week’s VCEA Town Hall? You can watch the Zoom recording.
The Daily Evergreen reported on Tim Ginn’s research to study solute transport in rivers.
Xianming Shi discussed better ways to use rock salt on snow with Popular Science Magazine.
Voiland College’s online graduate engineering programs ranked 27th in the Best Online Graduate Engineering Programs category in U.S. News & World Report’s 2022 rankings.
Idil Akin received a three-year, National Science Foundation grant to explore how kangaroo rats build structures in harsher climates.
Partha Pande has been named one of the IEEE Circuits and Systems Distinguished Lecturer Program speakers.
Led by Amit Bandyopadhyay, researchers have provided a roadmap for industry and academics to use 3D printing in a new paper published in the journal, Materials Today.
Good Fruit Grower Magazine featured an article on WSU’s $20 million AgAID Institute, led by Ananth Kalyanaraman.
At WSU’s Composite Materials Engineering Center, Vikram Yadama and a team of doctoral students turn agricultural waste products, such as shells, fibers, and stubble, into resin-strengthened architectural and decorative panels.