News
Structural Engineers Association Raising Awareness for the Structural Engineering Field
UK’s SEA chapter wants to promote structural engineering awareness through disaster response sustainability, education, publications and outreach.
Dual-purpose Hemp Cultivars Have Best Biofuel Potential
In the study led by BAE assistant professor Jian Shi, the dual-purpose cultivars that had the best biofuel potential, which uses the stalk, also produced grain.
Matthew Morse Receives Tau Beta Pi Scholarship
Morse researched polymeric drug delivery complexes under Professor Thomas Dziubla through undergraduate research and UK’s REU program.
Welcome Back Message from Chair Tom Dziubla
Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering Chair Tom Dziubla apprises incoming and returning students about changes within the department.
Kentucky Part of New Tier 1 University Transportation Center
Gregory Erhardt, assistant professor in the Department of Civil Engineering, is the PI for UK.
Hala Nassereddine Receives ELECTRI International Early Career Award
The purpose of the Early Career Award is to initiate a relationship with young researchers who will bring a new focus into the ELECTRI “research family.”
Dan M. Ionel Receives Veinott Award from IEEE Power and Energy Society
The Cyril G. Veinott Award is the highest distinction for electromechanical energy conversion.
Luke Fortner Nominated for 2020 William V. Campbell Trophy
The award recognizes an individual as the absolute best in the country for his academic success, football performance and exemplary leadership.
Martha Grady Leading Major Research Project through NIH COBRE Grant
Assistant professor Martha Grady will lead the project titled "Quantitative Mechanical Phenotyping of Bacterial Biofilms on Implant Surfaces."
Engineering Alumnus Who Helped Build the Computer Mouse Passes Away
William English (BSEE 1950), not only helped invent the computer mouse but also made other significant contributions to the computer interface.