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Temple Engineering professor earns NSF CAREER Award for energy research

by Sarah Frasca
February 07
Liang Du, an electrical and computer engineering professor, was at the mall for Thanksgiving weekend when he received an email from the National Science Foundation explaining ...
College of Engineering

A big pitch in 90 seconds: Temple Engineering PhD student wins IEEE research competition 

by Sarah Frasca
January 31
Electrical and computer engineering doctoral student Nazia Rahman was awarded first place in the 2022 IEEE Sensors Conference Big Idea Pitch competition in Dallas, Texas, this...
Bioengineering

Steppingstones to success: Temple Engineering welcomes high school students for hands-on summer lab experience 

by Sarah Frasca
October 12
This summer, a group of eager Philadelphia high school students interested in pursuing engineering in college got the chance at a bit of a head start, thanks to a new research...
Bioengineering

Temple University engineering researchers seek answers on bone health in space

by Eric Horvath
July 12
For generations, the journey into space has been a primary focus of those who escape the gravity well of planet Earth. We have a good idea about the health effects of low gr...
College of Engineering

Making their mark: Temple engineering students win CARAS grant for antimicrobial coating research

by Eric Horvath
October 20
Two Temple undergraduate engineering students are putting their fingerprints on researching high-touch surfaces in their own way. Powered by a Creative Arts and Scholarship gr...
Civil & Environmental Engineering

The green team: engineering students use campus to inform design for green roof

by Eric Horvath
October 12
As main campus has continued to transform in recent years, Temple outlined an ambitious but necessary goal as part of its updated Climate Action Plan released in 2019: becomin...
Bioengineering

The future of fat: Discussion with Dr. Evangelia Bellas on her NSF CAREER Award

by Caroline Stepchuk
July 30
Dr. Evangelia Bellas was recently awarded the prestigious NSF CAREER research award, which supports early-career faculty who have the potential to serve as an academic role m...
College of Engineering

How microgrids can be a solution to extreme power outage events like Texas

by Eric Horvath
February 18
Electrical & Computer Engineering professor Dr. Xiaonan Lu shares his expertise in power grid research and how it can provide guidance on current events. With each passing...
Bioengineering

Temple Bioengineering Professor Dr. Nancy Pleshko elected AIMBE Fellow

by Eric Horvath
February 17
Dr. Pleshko will be recognized alongside 174 colleagues nationwide by the American Institute for Medical & Biological Engineering The American Institute for Medical and Bi...
College of Engineering

Temple Engineering, industry & Pennsylvania partner on power project

by Eric Horvath
July 30
Supported by the Manufacturing PA Innovation Program, Temple is collaborating with Reading, PA-based EnerSys to develop next-generation energy storage technologies. As part of...
Bioengineering

Temple Engineering Professor Andrew Spence Secures $1.98 Million R01 Award to Study Spinal Cord Injuries

by Eric Horvath
July 08
Associate Professor Andrew Spence recently secured a $1.98 million R01 award from the National Institutes of Health to continue study of spinal cord injury (SCI). This is the ...
Civil & Environmental Engineering

Temple civil & environmental engineering faculty continue to expand water quality research footprint

by Eric Horvath
April 16
Three faculty members combined for a significant research impact during this academic year, with one recognized by the university following a recent multi-year international w...
College of Engineering

Crash impact

by Eric Horvath
September 26
Often, when a vehicle crash occurs, danger persists beyond the initial impact and resulting deformation. Impact can also trigger secondary accidents, such as fire. This is esp...
Bioengineering

Chasing breast cancer

by Eric Horvath
September 26
Cancer research can be viewed as a chase—a plodding, methodical relay in which researchers collectively work toward slowing or even stopping the spread of cancerous cells. T...
Civil & Environmental Engineering

Paving the way

by Eric Horvath
September 26
Americans take an average of 1.1 billion vehicle trips every day -- that's four trips for every person in the country. You can imagine the type of wear and tear that puts on t...
College of Engineering

Resilient energy

by Eric Horvath
September 16
Often, the narrative around natural disasters is one of resilience. When communities rally and rebuild from catastrophe effectively, they look to and lean on one another. But,...

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