Engineering News
Ready for Takeoff
01.10.2011 | Engineering, Campus and CommunityThe University has acquired the only Merlin flight simulator designed for academic settings in the U.S. and just one of 15 in the world. More
A SMART Sensor
01.04.2011 | Engineering, Faculty, ResearchResearcher Bob Kauffman helps create a sensor to help keep people safe by detecting aircraft damage, possible concussions and product tampering. More
New Innovation Center Director
12.17.2010 | EngineeringKen Bloemer, executive director of the U.S.A. National Innovation Marketplace, will replace Phil Doepker as director of the Innovation Center. More
Pomp and Cyberspace
12.17.2010 | StudentsDistance is no longer a barrier to proud families and friends who want to see their University of Dayton student pick up a diploma. More
In High Demand
12.07.2010 | International, Research, Campus and Community, EngineeringThe Indian Institute of Science named researcher Dilip Ballal its first Pratt & Whitney Distinguished Visiting Professor in Gas Turbine Engineering. More
Boosting 'Best in Class'
12.02.2010 | EngineeringProject-based learning in engineering innovation has been called "best in class," and it will get a boost from an alumni gift. More
Research for Job Creation
11.18.2010 | Faculty, Engineering, ResearchWith nine inventions between them, the University hopes the research of Scott Gold and Khalid Lafdi will create technologies that could lead to jobs. More
With Honors
11.16.2010 | Research, Engineering, FacultyThe American Society of Mechanical Engineers will present researcher Dilip Ballal its highest international award in gas turbine technology. More
Spotlight on Advanced Research
11.02.2010 | Research, Science, Business, Engineering, Law, EducationUniversity of Dayton researchers will share their advances in scholarship to create conversation and spur cross-campus partnerships. More
Telling Our Story
10.19.2010 | PresidentThe University of Dayton, its faculty, students and programs are making news, and the world is taking notice. More