The University of Kentucky Board of Trustees has approved the construction phase of a new “makerspace” building for the UK Stanley and Karen Pigman College of Engineering — advancing a project designed to expand student innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration.
The University of Kentucky’s role in shaping the future of mining and energy innovation drew leaders from the U.S. Energy Department to campus this week. Assistant Energy Secretary Audrey Robertson visited UK as part of an initiative to partner with the country’s premier mining institutions to improve workforce development.
The University of Kentucky Stanley and Karen Pigman College of Engineering has launched a fully online Master of Science in civil engineering, providing working engineers with a flexible opportunity to advance their technical expertise and prepare for leadership and specialized roles in the profession.
KREPE-3 mission will come back from the space station in the coming weeks.
The UK Mining Engineering 125th Anniversary Gala brought together generations of UK mining engineers to share and reflect upon the legacy of mining engineering at UK, and to look toward the future of a field facing new demands for critical minerals, advanced technology and a larger engineering workforce.
When Iceland experienced a rare total solar eclipse last month — marking the country's first total solar eclipse since 1954 and the first to cross the western region since 1433 — a team of University of Kentucky student researchers were there to measure how Earth’s atmosphere responded to it.
The Fujio Cho Department of Engineering Technology in the University of Kentucky Stanley and Karen Pigman College of Engineering will launch a new, full-day lecture series this fall. The inaugural Fujio Cho Leadership Lecture Series will be held on Nov. 5, organized around the theme, “The Future of Manufacturing: Lean Thinking in a Digital World.”
The University of Kentucky Stanley and Karen Pigman College of Engineering is proud to welcome eight new members to its faculty this fall.
Join the Engineering Family Network for an afternoon of workshops!
Have you ever wondered, what happens when a spacecraft plunges through a planet’s atmosphere? Dan Fries knows it encounters searing temperatures, powerful shock waves and chemically reactive gases — conditions that can push even the most advanced heat shields to their limits.
