Engineering News
A New Look
08.14.2012 | Campus and Community, StudentsStudents returning to campus will be treated to a new residence hall, refaced College Park Center, a more comfortable Boll Theatre, and more. More
Rising from a Fall
08.02.2012 | Students, EngineeringHer father's struggle with cancer inspired Renee Beach to examine how transitions between surfaces affect balance and prevent injuries from falls. More
Need It, Print It
07.25.2012 | Engineering, Science, ResearchNeed an extra part? Draw up a design and then print it. Not the design -- the actual working part, like the ice scraper pictured here. More
Bridge to Success
07.17.2012 | Engineering, Students, ScienceThe Minority STEM Summer Bridge Program gives incoming minority STEM students a feel for the college experience before their first class this fall. More
Going Global
07.10.2012 | International, Science, Engineering, Students, Hot Topics, ResearchThe University of Dayton will open a stand-alone center in China in August in one of the world's fast-growing development zones. More
'Holy Grail' of Tissue Repair
06.27.2012 | Health, Engineering, Research, ScienceA University of Dayton bioengineering lab designed carbon-based scaffolds that promote faster healing and offer greater function of injured tissue. More
"SMART" Technology
06.22.2012 | Science, Research, EngineeringR&D Magazine lauded "SMART" RFID technology developed at the Research Institute as one of the year's "most technologically significant new products." More
We've Got An App For That
06.20.2012 | Students, Research, Engineering, Energy and Environment, Hot TopicsOur savvy graduate engineering students won a national prize in the "Apps for Energy" contest with a tool to help homeowners save on their electricity bills. More
Engineering Leader
06.20.2012 | Engineering, Faculty, ResearchThe School of Engineering secures a competitive spot in a federal program with six Ivy League schools, MIT and New York University. More
Free Nanotechnology Institute
06.12.2012 | Engineering, Hot Topics, Science, StudentsSpots remain for a free nanotechnology institute that will give teachers ways to get students excited about science and technology fields. More