Michigan State University College of Engineering

College of Engineering's Qingxu "Bill" Jin, with students Diego Aparicio and Nathan Denning, discuss the development of flexible, self-healing concrete that produces heat, which could prove to be an environmentally friendly option for roads in terms of snow and ice removal. https://spr.ly/6045tOznZ

MSU’s economic impact on Michigan totals $6.8 billion. “By sharing our knowledge and innovation with statewide partners and collaborating on novel projects, we’re supporting Michigan now and into the future,” says Interim Dean John Papapolymerou. Read more at: https://spr.ly/6042sCYti

The College of Engineering at MSU invites applications for a tenure-system faculty position in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) in the area of Power Electronics. Apply today or share this post with your network.

Dauan Hendley Jr., a 2024 electrical engineering graduate, is a battery engineer at Nissan and is excited to be contributing to a new wave of automotive innovation in Michigan. He’s among the Spartans who make Michigan’s talent pipeline strong. Read more at: https://spr.ly/6043sF2cJ

Two Spartan Engineers - Poulomi Dey, a senior in computer engineering, and Rachel Schenck, a senior in materials science and mechanical engineering - have been nominated by MSU for the nationally competitive Churchill Scholarship. Find out more at: https://spr.ly/6043svqAT

CHEMS Assistant Professor Caroline Szczepanski believes that leadership and service are key to her professional development. It’s a philosophy that earned her a national recognition, presented by Expedito Segovia, at the 2024 AIChE annual meeting. More at: https://spr.ly/6041sURkD

Road safety research by Peter Savolainen is helping Michigan reduce traffic-related crashes, injuries, and fatalities. Read more on how the chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering is among the Spartans making Michigan better: https://spr.ly/6049s9XUv

Zhichao Cao, Shaoting Lin, and Sijia Liu will advance their MSU research with NSF Faculty Early Career Development Awards totaling $1.7 million. Find out more at: https://spr.ly/6044sp52j

Tamara Reid Bush, MSU professor and Associate Dean for Inclusion and Diversity, specializes in biomechanics and has over 100 publications. Her research spans seating mechanics, injury prevention, and design for disabilities. Have the ability to learn from her by joining the online Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering program! Read more about her with this link: https://spr.ly/6041UQulT

College of Engineering Director of Employer Relations Garth Motschenbacher joined a panel discussion with Russ White of the MSU Today Podcast on how MSU's talent pipeline contributes to a stronger Michigan. https://spr.ly/6040s6fd6