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The Future of Governance: USU Professors Studying Effect of AI-Enabled Surveillance in Government
USU researchers will examine how new surveillance technologies might affect societies, thanks to a $1.49 million grant.
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USU's Science Unwrapped 'Cleans Up With Geology' Friday, March 18
Basalt, which accounts for most of the Earth's volcanic rock, may be the "Rodney Dangerfield" of rock types. That is,…
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USU's Rapid Fire Research: Four Minutes, Four Slides to Present Your Big Idea
All USU undergraduates and graduate students are invited to present at Rapid Fire Research 2022.
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Manufacturing Internship Reveals Exciting Career Path for USU Engineering Student
Mechanical engineering student Elijah Kimmel is interning with a federal and state-funded initiative aimed at…
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Electrical & Computer Engineering Professor Receives Patent for New Antenna Structure, Algorithm
Utah State University electrical and computer engineering professor Bedri A. Cetiner received a patent earlier this…
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ASPIRE Engineering Research Center and Electreon to Launch Electrified Roadway Demo in Utah
A USU test track will evaluate charging performance on an electric Kenworth truck this summer.
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Mechanical Engineering Student Creating Logan-Centric Event Calendar App
A Utah State University engineering student is part of a team creating an event calendar app aimed at USU students.
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New Scholarship Honors Former Water Lab Director, Supports Undergraduate Research
Utah State University Civil and Environmental Engineering alumna Zhida Song-James ('91) has created an endowed…
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Mechanical Engineering Students Create Adaptive Art Resources as Part of Senior Design Project
Both of the Jump the Moon Senior Design projects will be on display on Wednesday, May 4 in the Taggart Student Center.
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Biological Engineering Professor Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
Yu Huang, an assistant professor of biological engineering at USU, recently received one of the National Science…
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College of Engineering Hosts Annual Cardboard Boat Races
An Aggie TV News story about College of Engineering students using cardboard and duct tape to create watercraft
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Biological Engineering Undergraduate Student Co-Authors First Paper
Kristine Peterson's first peer-reviewed paper explores how the blood protein fibrinogen, which gives blood clots…
