Erin Purcell improving electroceuticals
Read ArticleMichigan State University has landed a $1.8 million National Institutes for Health R01 grant to improve brain implants - "electroceuticals" used to treat Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, depression and traumatic injuries.
Engineering gives Nick a hand (brace)
Read ArticleWhen Michigan State University's Nick Ward fractured his left hand in February, the basketball team's title hopes faded slightly. The 6'8", 245-pound center has been a key player for the top-ranked Spartans, averaging 14 points and more than six rebounds a game. So to help speed Ward's return to the team, Nick Richey, MSU men's basketball athletic trainer, reached out to MSU's College of Engineering.
New online master's programs
Read ArticleThe Michigan State University College of Engineering has launched its first two online master's degree programs. The new online M.S. in electrical engineering and M.S. in mechanical engineering enable students in these disciplines to reap the benefits of an MSU engineering education without having to relocate to East Lansing.
2019 Distinguished Scholar Awards
Read ArticleFor demonstrated excellence in scholarship, Alex Liu and Yadu Pokhrel were recognized March 15 during the 2019 Engineering Awards Luncheon at Michigan State University.
2019 Teaching Excellence Awards
Read ArticleThe Michigan State University College of Engineering recognized demonstrated excellence and distinguished contributions during the 29th Annual Engineering Awards Luncheon in the Kellogg Center on Friday, March 15. Seven Withrow Teaching Excellence Awards were presented during the annual spring ceremony.
2019 Withrow Awards
Read ArticleThe Michigan State University College of Engineering recognized demonstrated excellence and distinguished contributions during the 29th Annual Engineering Awards Luncheon in the Kellogg Center on Friday, March 15. Fifteen faculty and staff members received some of the college's most prestigious awards.
NSF CAREER Award: H. Metin Aktulga
Read ArticleAn assistant professor at Michigan State University will use a National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award to develop novel algorithms and software to help computational scientists and big data researchers pare down the challenges of performing large-scale computations on massively parallel computer systems.