It’s My Job: Allyson McKinney
Why is Allyson McKinney the bee’s knees? Because her company’s technology can find the bee’s knees. From 15 meters away.
Articles by: Joe McAdory
The Art of Rocketry
It didn’t resemble other rockets. Instead, it was much better.
AI @ AU
Artificial intelligence (AI) is already impacting our lives in significant ways. You have a cell phone, right? Data received by all those crazy apps on your home screen provide information that otherwise couldn’t be tracked at once.
It’s My Job: Joseph Pelfrey
“My priority role is to assist our center director, Jody Singer, in the day-to-day leadership of all center activities. This includes ensuring we are delivering on our mission assignments, managing the budget, risk and schedule for successful programmatic execution.”
It’s My Job: Chris Scott
The 2016 industrial and systems engineering graduate manage projects at five international data centers in Latin America
Be the Creed: Vrishank Raghav
Vrishank Raghav is the first Department of Aerospace Engineering faculty member to receive the NSF CAREER Award while at Auburn.
Be the Creed: Jakita Thomas
Jakita Thomas’ mother, Cora Owensby, once dreamed her daughter stood before a full classroom as a college professor.
Wave of the Future
Zac Young wakes each morning prepared to slay dragons. The recent graduate in mechanical engineering isn’t armed with a sword, shield or helmet. Instead, he’s gifted with determination to tackle problems, never-ending curiosity and a tiny gadget that might just be the next big thing in the utilities industry.
A New Warrior in the Fight Against Pulmonary Hypertension
Pulmonary hypertension kills roughly 15,000 Americans each year. A researcher at Auburn University, however, has a potential solution.
