Michigan State University College of Engineering

Congratulations to Xinpeng Zhao for being named to the MIT Technology Review’s “35 Innovators Under 35” list for 2024. This spartan engineer was recognized for a glass-based coating that could help reduces air conditioning energy use. https://spr.ly/6047qrz1l

College of Engineering Alumnus Aagosh Chaudhary, 22’ AES, wrote a feature piece for International Studies & Programs about his experience as a student immigrant and his love for the arts. https://spr.ly/6047qOFjN

Leo Kempel, the Dennis P. Nyquist Endowed Professor of Electromagnetics and former Dean of the College of Engineering, presented his vision for meeting future demand for engineers in Michigan to his alma mater, the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at U of M. https://spr.ly/6042q3YKg

Discover the diverse career opportunities with our online Master of Science in Civil Engineering! From designing transportation systems to managing construction projects, civil engineers play a crucial role in shaping infrastructure. Specializations include structural, transportation, and pavement engineering. Michigan State University offers an online program tailored for professionals, emphasizing real-world applications and licensure preparation. Enhance your technical skills and make a lasting impact on communities and businesses with this advanced degree. Learn more by looking at the article: https://spr.ly/6044UY1kq

College of Engineering staff recently met with undergraduate students to discuss education abroad opportunities at the Global Learning Expo at the Breslin Center. For more information about College of Engineering education programs, you can visit our website: https://spr.ly/6049qyibS

Congratulations to Sanaye Lewis, a College of Engineering senior who has been chosen for the 2024 MSU Homecoming Court. She is studying Computer Science, with a minor in Cognitive Science. Sanaye is also a member of MSU’s Honors College. https://spr.ly/6040UAGoY

Phanikumar Mantha uses sensors to help monitor water in the Great Lakes. “We can upload data in real time on whether a beach should remain open or closed,” the professor of civil and environmental engineering said. Find out more in this AgBioResearch story at: https://spr.ly/6045UQivV

Adaptive modeling by Red Cedar Distinguished Professor Yadu Pokhrel shows how human activity contributes to the quality and availability of water. His work offers a greater look at water conservation and management. Read more in this AgBioResearch story at: https://spr.ly/6046UQcny

Throwback Thursday: Shaoting Lin is teaching robots to use color in moving objects. The assistant professor of mechanical engineering is integrating photoelastic gel into an optic system for vision-based tactile gel-robots. (Image courtesy of Jiabin Liu.) https://spr.ly/6042WiNdr

Michael Hickner, the Craig A. Rogerson Endowed Professor in Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, is collaborating on a $4.5 million grant to create a more energy-efficient and precise method for manufacturing ceramics critical to hypersonic aerospace and defense applications. https://spr.ly/6049UQ36D