The University of Arizona Logo

College News

Solar Energy Efficient Dwelling

Solar Decathlon Team Leaders Celebrate UA’s Success

Oct. 17, 2009  |  By Johnny Cruz
As the Solar Decathlon winds down, UA students can now celebrate a successful competition, which has garnered the team praise from thousands of visitors and national recognition.
Engineering and Architecture Create Adaptable Living >>

Lockheed Martin Funds New Engineering Lab

Oct. 8, 2009  |  By Pete Brown
Lockheed Martin will provide UA with $96,100 to partially fund the creation of the Lockheed Martin Materials Testing Laboratory in the College of Engineering.
Lab Will Support Multidisciplinary Reseach >>
Edward Keonjian

Keonjian Distinguished Professorship Honors Life and Work of 'Father of Microelectronics'

Oct. 6, 2009  |  By Pete Brown
Professor Wolfgang Fink is the first recipient of the Edward and Maria Keonjian distinguished professorship in microelectronics.
Legacy Lives on in ECE >>
Crane Lifting Rocks

Broadening the Geosciences in Southern Arizona

Oct. 2, 2009  |  By Pete Brown
NSF award will fund outreach program to encourage students to pursue education in the geosciences.
Underrepresented Students Will Benefit >>
Jerzy Rozenblit

Jerzy Rozenblit Appointed University Distinguished Professor

Sept. 2, 2009  |  By Pete Brown
Rozenblit says he is "driven by a desire to see the student become the master."
Teaching Is Passion of Renowned Researcher >>
University of Arizona College of Engineering

New Engineering Research Dean Will Capitalize on Strong Ties With Government and Industry

Aug. 24, 2009  |  By Pete Brown
Professor Glenn L. Schrader, who has been head of the Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering since he joined UA in 2006, is the College of Engineering’s new associate dean for research.
Washington Insider Has Valuable Contacts >>
Money

Mastering Math Means More Money

Aug. 6, 2009  |  By Pete Brown
A new report shows that big salaries are being offered to graduates with good math abilities.
Learners Are Earners >>
Pierre Deymier

Deymier Accepts Position as Head of New School of Sustainable Engineered Systems

July 29, 2009  |  By Pete Brown
Professor Pierre Deymier is the new director of the recently established School of Sustainable Engineered Systems.
Strength in Numbers >>
Researcher tests water potability

Engineering Research Project on Water Reuse and Supply Gets $2M Funding from NSF

July 27, 2009  |  By Pete Brown
Professor Kevin Lansey, head of the Department of Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics, and four UA colleagues have been awarded $2 million by the National Science Foundation to research water reuse and supply systems.
Reuse It or Lose It >>
Solar panels at the TEP solar test yard.

The Power of Partnerships

July 22, 2009  |  By Lew Serviss
The UA is partnering with Tucson Electric Power on a program to monitor the efficiency of solar panels at TEP's test yard.
MSE/AzRISE Join TEP Program >>

Pages

University Privacy Statement

© 2024 Arizona Board of Regents | The University of Arizona College of Engineering | 1209 East 2nd Street, Room 100 | Tucson, Arizona 85721 | Home