New bioengineering program featured on CU Denver home page
The new bachelor’s degree in bioengineering is the latest feature story on the CU Denver home page. Check it out!
LaSelle named Tau Beta Pi Laureate
Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honor society, has named five Laureates in the Association’s annual program to recognize gifted engineering students who have excelled in areas beyond their technical majors. … Continue Reading LaSelle named Tau Beta Pi Laureate
Connors to speak at TEDxMileHigh, June 15
Dan Connors, assistant professor and associate chair of electrical engineering is one of eleven speakers at TEDxMileHigh, happening this Saturday, June 15, at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House. He will … Continue Reading Connors to speak at TEDxMileHigh, June 15
June 6 – 9: ME students competing at Baja SAE Rochester World Challenge
A team of mechanical engineering students traveled to New York this week with their senior design project, Lynx Motorsports Baja Racer, to compete in the Baja SAE Rochester World Challenge … Continue Reading June 6 – 9: ME students competing at Baja SAE Rochester World Challenge
Spring Senior Design Slide Show and Results
Congratulations to the nearly 100 students who participated in the Spring 2013 Senior Design Competition on Friday, May 17. Every team showcased their best work, and after much deliberation, the … Continue Reading Spring Senior Design Slide Show and Results
2013 Year-End Celebration Slide Show
Thanks to everyone who attended the second annual College of Engineering and Applied Science Year-End Celebration. The weather was perfect, the food was delicious, and the company was top-notch! Congratulations … Continue Reading 2013 Year-End Celebration Slide Show
Fox and Johnk honored at UHL graduation
Congratulations to civil engineering students Ronson Fox and Kevin Johnk who participated in the University Honors and Leadership Program graduation ceremony on May 10; they are part of the second … Continue Reading Fox and Johnk honored at UHL graduation
Wang wins campus dissertation award
Heming Wang, a PhD student in civil engineering, has been selected to receive the inaugural Denver Campus Outstanding Dissertation Award. Recommended by Assistant Professor Jason Ren, Wang was one of … Continue Reading Wang wins campus dissertation award
Kim chairs American Concrete Institute committee
Jimmy Kim, Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering has accepted an invitation to be the Chair of American Concrete Institute Committee 440I (Fiber Reinforced Polymer -prestressed concrete). Kim … Continue Reading Kim chairs American Concrete Institute committee
New EE class for Fall 2013: Statistical Signal Processing
We are excited to announce that a new electrical engineering course, Statistical Signal Processing, will be offered in the fall by Dr. Titsa Papantoni, professionally known as P. Papantoni-Kazakos.
Yakacki recently a guest editor for Polymer Reviews
Chris Yakacki, assistant professor in mechanical engineering, recently served as a guest editor for Polymer Reviews, the second-most cited polymer review journal. As guest editor, he created a special issue … Continue Reading Yakacki recently a guest editor for Polymer Reviews
Team H2 EcoChallenger featured on 9News for Earth Day
In celebration of Earth Day, 9News featured the college’s eco-friendly hydrogen-powered prototype vehicle and Team H2 EcoChallenger.
Lefeave receives CEAS Outstanding Staff Award
Erica Lefeave, college communications specialist, has been chosen as this year’s CEAS Outstanding Staff. The award, which includes a cash prize as well as a commemorative plaque, will be presented at … Continue Reading Lefeave receives CEAS Outstanding Staff Award
Bronson receives Arthur S. Tuttle Scholarship from ASCE
Rachael Bronson, a graduate student in civil engineering, has received the 2013 Arthur S. Tuttle Scholarship from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). Rachael competed against a national pool … Continue Reading Bronson receives Arthur S. Tuttle Scholarship from ASCE
ITE lunchtime lecture: Dr. Daniel Rodriguez discusses transportation and land use
On Friday, April 19, the ITE Student Chapter is partnering with ACT Research Group to host a lunchtime lecture from Dr. Daniel Rodriguez of UNC Chapel Hill, who will … Continue Reading ITE lunchtime lecture: Dr. Daniel Rodriguez discusses transportation and land use
Five questions for ME associate professor Ron Rorrer
In the April 11 issue of CU Connections, the CU system newsletter for faculty and staff, associate professor of mechanical engineering Ron Rorrer sat down with Cynthia Pasquale for five … Continue Reading Five questions for ME associate professor Ron Rorrer
CSE department hosts “Hackathon” with Microsoft
On Friday, April 5, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering hosted a six-hour “Hackathon.” Students were invited to develop apps for Windows 8, working with the guidance of a … Continue Reading CSE department hosts “Hackathon” with Microsoft
Bioengineering featured in The Denver Post
The Department of Bioengineering was featured in two separate Denver Post articles. The first, on the front page of Sunday’s Business Section, PhD candidate Michael Zimkowski demonstrated his shape-memory polymer-coated … Continue Reading Bioengineering featured in The Denver Post
Arati Gurung, BIOE PhD student, wins two research awards
Congratulations to Arati Gurung, PhD student in bioengineering, on two research awards. Arati has been awarded a Whitaker International Summer Grant to take her research on EchoPIV to the Image … Continue Reading Arati Gurung, BIOE PhD student, wins two research awards
ME Senior Design Team wins First Place at the Shell Eco-Marathon Americas
HOUSTON – Determined to be the first team from the University of Colorado Denver to participate in and win the Shell Eco-Marathon Americas competition – which encourages students to design … Continue Reading ME Senior Design Team wins First Place at the Shell Eco-Marathon Americas
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