Voiland College This Week

Jennifer Adam has been named as the Berry Family Endowed Distinguished Professor.

Vaithianathan (Mani) Venkatasubramanian have been named as the Boeing Endowed Professor in Electrical Engineering.

Don Bender spoke of the growing potential for mass timber in The Columbian.

Anurag Srivastava gave a cyberattack assessment on the recent blackout in Venezuela to the Associated Press.

A wind energy team consisting of WSU Everett and Everett Community College students has earned a spot in the Collegiate Wind Competition.

WSU Tri-Cities researchers Josef Christ, Nahal Aliheidari and Amir Ameli have developed a way to 3D print flexible sensors using nanomaterials and a special type of plastic.

Congrats to our faculty members who were granted tenure or received promotions.

For his contributions to the understanding of atmospheric chemistry and his work to develop the field of industrial ecology, Thomas Graedel will receive the 2019 Regents’ Distinguished Alumnus Award, Washington State University’s highest alumni honor.

Shira Broschat, Renee Petersen, Susmita Bose, Anita Vasavada were named among the 2019 WSU Showcase winners.

A WSU Tri-Cities team, led by Srinivas Allena, is developing an ultra high-performance cementitious composite grout.

Xianming Shi gave KUOW Radio the pros and cons of using road deicers.

Taiji Miyasaka’s new exhibition is featured on the Voiland College home page.

Take just a few minutes to help us honor and recognize the accomplishments of these incredible students. The Top Ten Senior Awards provide an opportunity for faculty, staff, community members, and other students to nominate a deserving senior for their contributions to Washington State University.

Ali Mehrizi-Sani, Shira Brochat, Praveen Sekhar, and Jacob Murray are among the 2018-2019 LIFT Faculty Fellows. Applications for the next LIFT Cohort are due February 8.

The research projects of Yuehe Lin, Subhanshu Gupta, Somayeh Nassiri, Xiao Zhang, David Drake, and Deuk Heo were among those chosen by The Office of Commercialization to receive awards of up to $50,000 through the Commercialization Gap Fund for 2019.