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Systems & Industrial Engineering

This section of the college news site gathers stories that feature the faculty, students, staff and programs of the UA Department of Systems and Industrial Engineering. For detailed information about all other aspects of SIE, please visit the department website.

Systems & Industrial Engineering News

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Daughter of Two SIE Pioneers Comes Full Circle

With a father who spent 33 years as a University of Arizona professor and a mother who was the first woman to earn a UArizona PhD in her field, Jane Bambauer never expected she’d end up teaching on the campus where she spent her childhood.
Ariel Shaver next to a NASA JPL computer.

Q&A With Ariel Shaver: From Astronomy to Engineering, and Beyond

Senior talks about how she found her groove in systems engineering, from struggling in her first physics course to landing a NASA internship, a national fellowship and a spot in grad school at Georgia Tech.
 A collage of three photos: One of Angelica Gutierrrez in graduation regalia, one of trees at a winery set against a setting (or rising) sun and one selfie of Angelica wearing an orange vest, a face mask and a white hard hat with her name on it.

Engineering Connections: Violins, Virtual Work and Vineyards

A silhouette of a man wearing glasses in front of a large computer screen.

Researchers Move Past Conventional Wisdom to Reduce Traffic Congestion

Housed in the College of Engineering, the Center for Applied Transportation Sciences is partnering with state, county and city governments to improve traffic conditions.

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