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2019 Student Innovator of the Year launches business plan into space

Sugarhouse Aerospace took 1st place in the 2019 Student Innovator of the Year competition and $7,000 in prize money. The group seeks to make suborbital space more accessible to educators, researchers, and consumers to explore the final frontier.

Fire research from BYU creating better, faster models to predict how wildfires burn

“We are working on a small scale and hopefully that gives us some insight into what happens on a large scale,” said fire expert Thomas H. Fletcher, BYU professor of chemical engineering. “We’re trying to take some of the unpredictability out of fire by doing experiments in well-controlled environments.”

 

Tim McLain appointed Associate Dean

Dr. Tim McLain has been appointed to Associate Dean of the College of Engineering, effective July 15, 2019. 

Aaron Hawkins awarded IEEE Photonics Society Engineering Achievement Award

<p>Dr. Hawkins joined the BYU faculty in 2002 and currently serves as professor and department chair of the Electrical and Computer Engineering department.</p>

<p>Hawkins directs the university's class 10 cleanroom facility and focuses his research on research in optofluidics, integrated optics, and MEMs.</p>

Aaron Hawkins was awarded the IEEE Photonics Society Engineering Achievement Award for the invention and development of optofluidic waveguides and their applications, in particular commercialization for biomedical diagnostics.

NASA turns to BYU for critical Mars research ahead of human missions

A multidisciplinary team of BYU engineering and chemistry researchers has been tasked by NASA to develop a system to measure the size and electrical charge of Mars dust — a detail critical to the success of human missions to Mars.

Larry Howell new BYU associate academic vice president

Academic Vice President C. Shane Reese has announced the appointment of Larry L. Howell as the new associate academic vice president for research and graduate studies at Brigham Young University.

Dale Tree appointed Mechanical Engineering chair

<p>Dr. Dale R. Tree will be the new Mechanical Engineering department chair, effective July 1, 2019.</p>

<p>Students in Dr. Tree's lab work to design and build mini-baja cars, formula cars, and supermileage cars.</p>

<p>Dr. Tree currently advises the Society of Automotive Engineers chapter at BYU, mentoring student teams that have won national competitions for their work.</p>

Dr. Dale R. Tree will be the new Mechanical Engineering department chair, effective July 1, 2019. Dr. Tree replaces Dr. R. Daniel Maynes, who has served as department chair since 2013.

BYU engineers give back in Dominican Republic with hydro-informatics systems

<p>Students and faculty met with Dominican Republic leaders at the&nbsp;Center for Emergency Operations, where they learned how their&nbsp;work can benefit the lives of Dominicans through improved water management.</p>

<p>Students used velocity meters to measure stream discharge into a river, one of many tasks that helps contribute to&nbsp;research for better water management.</p>

<p>Students and faculty visited the&nbsp;Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Temple as one of numerous&nbsp;cultural&nbsp;trip experiences.</p>

Since 2011, Dr. Jim Nelson of BYU’s Civil and Environmental Engineering department has taken more than 150 BYU Civil Engineering students to the Dominican Republic to develop and implement hydro-informatics systems to improve water management.

BYU students’ work improves Dominicans' capabilities to make better water management decisions to grow food and be more resilient during times of flooding or drought.

Forklift Pre-use Checklist

Use this checklist to perform mandatory pre-use inspections of forklifts

Electrical Engineering Professor Receives NSF CAREER Award and Grant

Electrical Engineering Professor Daniel Smalley was awarded the National Science Foundation (NSF) Award on March 21st, 2019. This prestigious award provides the recipient with a $500,000 grant over a five-year period to fund their research.

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