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  • Vanderbilt University

    Vanderbilt team gets context, closer look for Sterling Ranch sustainability projects

    A team of 30 Vanderbilt University students and professors from across the disciplines spent a series of information-packed, 14-hour days in suburban Denver to understand better how their work will lead to smart, sustainable cities. They returned from that winter break trip with the context of research already underway –… Read More

    Jan. 22, 2016

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    Three faculty members selected as 2016 Chancellor Faculty Fellows

    Three engineering professors have been named to the 2016 class of Chancellor Faculty Fellows. The class comprises 14 highly accomplished, recently tenured faculty from the humanities, social sciences, life and physical sciences, and clinical sciences, as well as business, education and engineering. “This class of fellows represents… Read More

    Jan. 21, 2016

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    Vanderbilt on team to develop advanced nuclear reactors to reduce carbon emissions

    Vanderbilt University is part of a new public-private partnership that has been awarded up to $40 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to explore, develop and demonstrate advanced nuclear reactor technologies to help America meet its goals for carbon emission reduction. The current award to Southern Company Services, a… Read More

    Jan. 20, 2016

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    Amy Shah receives Vanderbilt’s Lai Sulin Scholarship

    Amy T. Shah, a biomedical engineering doctoral candidate, has received the 2015 Lai Sulin Scholarship. The award, given to a Vanderbilt University graduate student who conducts research in an area related to cancer, carries a $5,000 stipend and will be presented in early 2016. Amy Shah Shah’s current research with… Read More

    Jan. 15, 2016

  • Unique Vanderbilt Engineering partnership with smart city broadens immersive learning

    Unique Vanderbilt Engineering partnership with smart city broadens immersive learning

      Just how immersive is project-based learning at the School of Engineering? One team of fourth-years is figuring out how adding $50,000 in upgrades to a floor plan today could make a house net-zero for decades. Another is devising a monitoring system that allows homeowners to know how much water… Read More

    Jan. 14, 2016

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    Hall Lecture: Global health care inequities need engineering ingenuity

    New approaches to engineering design are needed to solve inequities in global health care, according to a widely-acclaimed bioengineer who tackles neonatal health and cancer mortality in low-resource settings in the United States and Africa. Richards-Kortum (Rice University) Rebecca Richards-Kortum will deliver the Vanderbilt University School of Engineering’s John R. Read More

    Jan. 13, 2016

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    William H. Robinson named associate dean of the School of Engineering

    William H. Robinson, a rising academic leader and diversity advocate, has been named an associate dean of the School of Engineering, Dean Philippe Fauchet announced today. William H. Robinson Robinson, a member of the university’s Committee on Diversity, Inclusion and Community, which Vanderbilt Chancellor Nicholas S. Zeppos named in… Read More

    Jan. 11, 2016

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    Harnessing the power of computers to create a sustainable future

    Harnessing the power of computers to help create an economically, environmentally and socially sustainable future – that is the purpose of a major new grant issued by the National Science Foundation to a new network of universities and organizations that includes Vanderbilt University. Douglas Fisher (Vanderbilt… Read More

    Jan. 8, 2016

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    Kenneth Galloway elected to AAES Board of Directors

    Kenneth F. Galloway has been elected to the American Association of Engineering Societies Board of Directors for a term beginning Jan. 1, 2016. Galloway is a Distinguished Professor of Engineering, professor of electrical engineering and computer science and former dean of the School of Engineering. Ken Galloway Galloway is a… Read More

    Jan. 6, 2016

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    Computer science class demands user focus from start of design process

    Megan Woodruff (CE’17) and Phil Hawkins (CS’17) present Pocket Docket to the Human-Computer Interaction class. (Heidi Hall/Vanderbilt University) Future engineers and others who excel in an increasingly popular computer science course must start by thinking past the coding challenges, past the array of possible devices, and all… Read More

    Dec. 31, 2015