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Geotechnical, nuclear engineers named to National Academy of Engineering

Professor Craig Benson and Professor Emeritus Max Carbon are among 66 new members and 10 foreign associates elected to the NAE in 2012.
Longtime engineering dean announces plans to retire

In 13 years as dean, Paul S. Peercy has made significant advancements in such key areas as academic innovation, R&D and K-12 outreach, among others.
Smallest tools could yield biggest results in bone repair

Biomedical engineer Bill Murphy uses proteins to build modular 'tools' that can stimulate bone, tendon and ligament healing or regeneration.
Water filtration, smart phones, LED lights and more to be showcased in student invention competition

Undergrad innovators will present 14 inventions February 9-10 during the annual Innovation Days competitions on the engineering campus.

Engineering Beyond Boundaries, or EB2,
is transforming the way we educate undergraduates. What does that mean? Engineering undergrads will gain unique experience that can help them be more valuable and more successful engineers
— the kind of engineers who can think innovatively and take the lead in solving complex challenges.