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16 KU Engineering Faculty Members Among Most Cited Researchers in the World, Study Shows
Sixteen faculty members at the University of Kansas School of Engineering are among the top 2% of scientists worldwide cited by others in research publications, according to a study from Stanford University.
That number equals roughly 14% of KU’s engineering faculty — an “impressive accomplishment,” said Arvin Agah, dean of the engineering school. “I appreciate the commitment and dedication it takes to achieve this status.”
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Prepare for Liftoff: KU Aerospace Engineering Students Finalizing Plans to Launch CubeSat
A group of engineering students at the University of Kansas expects to launch a small satellite, called a CubeSat, aboard a NASA rocket later this year.
Adaptable, At-Home Covid Testing Device Developed At KU Receives Funding Boost
An at-home COVID-19 testing device developed by a University of Kansas professor is another step closer to hitting the market.
Chemical Engineering Major Competing for Goldwater Scholarship
Mary Sevart, a junior majoring in chemical engineering, is one of five KU students competing for Barry M. Goldwater Scholarships, regarded as the premier undergraduate award to encourage excellence in science, engineering and mathematics.
KU Chemical & Petroleum Engineering Department Wins $100,000 Grant to Work on New Model for Evaluating Teaching
The Department of Chemical & Petroleum Engineering at the University of Kansas has been selected to receive a $100,000 award from the Association of American Universities to support projects that lead to better methods for evaluating STEM teaching.
Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Department Establishes Distinguished Service Award
The Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science in the University of Kansas School of Engineering is launching a new award to recognize distinguished alumni and dedicated associates of the department.
EECS Assistant Professor Will Use NSF Award to Fortify and Improve Security Operations Centers
A prestigious Faculty Early Career Development Program award from the National Science Foundation will enable a researcher from the KU School of Engineering to investigate how to boost effectiveness of security operations centers (SOCs) — centralized facilities that deal with security issues and
KU Aerospace Engineering Team Wins Valuable Time on Supercomputer to Research Improved Aerodynamics
A team led by a University of Kansas professor of aerospace engineering has been awarded time on one of the world’s fastest supercomputers. They’ll use it to help solve one of the “grand challenges” in developing the next generation of aircraft.
KU Engineering Professor Named AAAS Fellow
Anil Misra, professor of civil, environmental & architectural engineering, is one of three KU professors selected as fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), a distinct honor within the scientific community.