College of Engineering works to make Michigan home for semiconductors
Michigan State University College of Engineering Dean Leo Kempel and Joseph Jorgenson, a mechanical engineering sophomore, were featured recently in a Lansing TV broadcast to discuss the importance of semiconductors.
Blazing a new trail in drug discovery
Xuefei Huang, the MSU biomedical engineering and chemistry researcher featured in this story, was honored April 2 at the university's Innovation Celebration. He was one of five faculty members, current students and alumni with College of Engineering ties who received awards at the event.
Traffic deaths dip in Michigan, nationally but remain above pre-COVID levels
Michigan State University Civil and Environmental Engineering researcher Timothy Gates was mentioned recently by the Detroit News about his research on traffic deaths in Michigan, and how they've dipped statewide and nationally.
MSU Innovation Celebration: Engineering receives five awards
Michigan State University's April 2 Innovation Celebration created a College of Engineering milestone. Faculty members, students and alumni were recognized with five of the event's six awards.
MSU works with farmers to fight climate change by improving water quality/drainage
For nearly 160 years, generations of the Isley family have cultivated the fertile soil of Lenawee County, Michigan, located about 25 miles from the shores of western Lake Erie in the River Raisin Watershed.
High tech, artificial intelligence boost farm productivity and earnings
A Michigan State University-based news service that provides coverage for newspapers throughout the state recently produced content focussed on artificial intelligence's potential impact on the farming industry.
MSU engineer gives outlook on collapsed Baltimore bridge rebuild
An MSU College of Engineering civil engineering professor has offered insight on the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore and what it will take for crews to safely rebuild it.