Chengcheng Fang is a 2022 Innovator Under 35
Read ArticleMichigan State University’s Chengcheng Fang has been named a 2022 Innovator Under 35 by the science and technology magazine MIT Technology Review.
Jeffrey Nanzer named Google Research Scholar
Read ArticleJeffrey Nanzer of Michigan State University will advance mobile millimeter wave networks as a Google Research Scholar, a select effort by Google to fund world-class research conducted by early-career professors.
Anil Jain tapped for National Academies study
Read ArticleMichigan State University’s renowned biometrics expert will provide his expertise and insights to The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine as it initiates a study on the positive use and potential misuse of facial recognition technologies in the United States.
IEEE names Xiaoming Liu to prestigious Fellows list for 2023
Read ArticleXiaoming Liu, MSU Foundation Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, has been named a 2023 Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the world’s largest professional organization for the advancement of technology.
Planning begins for more engineering and digital sciences space
Read ArticleEngineering and digital sciences at Michigan State University took another critical step forward last week when the MSU Board of Trustees authorized planning for a new academic space to advance research and instructional excellence.
Putting together the puzzle of TDA
Read ArticleAs a high school student, Liz Munch decided she did not want to be a math nerd. So, she opted to pursue a music degree instead. Now an assistant professor jointly appointed in the Department of Computational Mathematics, Science and Engineering and the Department of Mathematics, Munch has found her calling in an exciting area of math known as topological data analysis (TDA).
Using radioisotopes to diagnose and treat cancer
Read ArticleKurt Zinn is a professor of biomedical engineering in the Colleges of Engineering, Human Medicine and Veterinary Medicine and Investigator at the Institute of Quantitative Health Science & Engineering. Here is a Q&A on his use of radioisotopes to diagnose and treat cancer.
New fund to benefit mechanical engineering
Read ArticleThe devotion of a sister to her brother’s last wish has established a new engineering scholarship at Michigan State University. The Steven James Church Mechanical Engineering Endowed Fund will benefit those interested in careers in mechanical engineering, said his sister Anne Marie Church, who lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan.