Happenings

Happenings: Spring 2022

Written by Cassie Montgomery × May 13, 2022

Taylor named Interim Dean of College of Engineering

Smith confirmed to Auburn University Board of Trustees

$2 million investment will create artificial intelligence initiative at Auburn

Knoxville second-graders adopt Auburn Engineering, inspire recruitment road trip

Chemical engineering professor becomes Auburn’s first senior member of National Academy of Inventors

Wireless communications innovator named fellow of National Academy of Inventors

CSSE assistant professor earns prestigious NSF CAREER Award

Two mechanical engineering professors named ASME Fellows

ISE assistant professor leads NSF grant to transform the distributed additive manufacturing industry

Aerospace professor earns Office of Naval Research Young Investigator Award

Professor’s research on helicopters acoustics earns grant from U.S. Army

NSF ranks Auburn University among top U.S. research institutions

Researchers earn NSA grant to reinvent electronics manufacturing in space

Auburn hosts 65th annual Alabama Transportation Conference

College recognizes scholarship leadership at annual spring awards ceremony

Computer science and software alumnus part of winning Tiger Cage team

Engineering showcase brings hundreds to U.S. Space and Rocket Center

Army invests $4.3 million in Auburn University additive manufacturing research

NCAME awarded $4 million for additive manufacturing high-temperature material characterization

NCAME boosts AM qualification capacity with state-of-the-art in-process monitoring system

Auburn leads statewide NASA project on simulation-based qualification for additive manufacturing

Researchers collaborate to address affordable housing through 3D printing

Auburn joins NASA’s Artemis rover mission to explore volatiles near the lunar South Pole

Assistant professor collaborates on NASA’s first planetary defense system

Chemical engineering professor collaborates on $6 million NSF biosensor project

Graduate student in aerospace engineering wins research poster competition

Student 1 of 8 nationally to earn Sigma Gamma Tau Outstanding Senior Award

Cremaschi named Auburn University’s director of undergraduate research

Software engineering alumnus co-narrates National Geographic special on Africatown

Auburn University hosts inaugural ASCE Gulf Coast Student Symposium, places first overall

College takes home nine Educational Advertising Awards

Auburn Alumni Engineering Council inducts class of 2027

Student in CSSE earns invite to Grace Hopper Conference Google mentorship program

Aerospace engineering student encourages face mask redesign in the future

Auburn biosystems engineering projects receives $700K in ADECA funding

Student passionate about inspiring women to pursue education in computer science

Auburn Engineering becomes key player in two Air Force Research Laboratory programs

Junior in aerospace recipient of German Academic Exchange Service Scholarship

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