Unleashing the Treasures of Technology August 30, 2017 How does technology increase knowledge and scholarship in the humanities? The Digital Humanities Program explains. The Future of Cars July 25, 2017 Civil Engineering Chair and Professor Rhonda Young leads research in driverless cars and transportation engineering. Design Team develops portable Doppler radar system May 31, 2017 Gonzaga Mechanical Engineering Students Receive National Award for the Second Year in a Row May 31, 2017 The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Safety Engineering and Risk Analysis Division (SERAD) awarded a Gonzaga team 'First Place Undergraduate Award in the 2017 Student Safety Innovation Challenge'. Floating Wetlands in Lake Arthur - an Earth Week activity April 21, 2017 Environmental studies students install floating wetlands in Lake Arthur on the GU campus, restoring the ecosystem of this living laboratory. Engineering Students’ Research Helps Advance Cars of Future December 09, 2016 Among other benefits, connected vehicles are expected to prevent crashes at busy intersections. Student Team Honored for Work to Enhance Fire-Resistant Home Construction May 12, 2016 A team of Gonzaga University students won the Vitruvius Award from Eric Corey Freed, founder of the firm organicARCHITECT, at the recent USA Science & Engineering Festival for developing an approach to home construction near wilderness areas that could better protect homes from fires. Sue Niezgoda – Engaging Students, Sparking Passion April 10, 2016 Professor Sue Niezgoda is passionate about her students and stream restoration. Sustainability in 125 Words January 11, 2016 We asked Gonzaga professors: How do you approach environmental concerns in your academic field? Here are their replies, in 125 words or less. Smart Antenna & Radio Lab Provides Insights June 30, 2015 The SEAS Smart Antenna and Radio Laboratory, completed in 2011 thanks to a $1.1 million grant from the National Science Foundation, is providing one-of-a-kind research opportunities to faculty and students alike in efforts to meet the increasing demand for reliable and secure high-bandwidth wireless communications. GU's Largest Federal Research Grant Funds Smart Antenna, Radio Lab July 19, 2011 Professor Steve Schennum used a $1.1 million grant to develop new ways to create reliable and secure high-bandwidth wireless communications.
