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Engineering students receive NASA fellowships and scholarships to advance space exploration

From 3D-printed rocket parts to advances in heat conduction, students’ research could help shape the future

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Power System Research Lab can help industry test new power grid technology

Shared-use facility opened Nov. 7

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Novel health screening tool to diagnose TB gets a shot

Xiaoshan Zhu and team receive $5 million NSF award to develop a point-of-care sensor

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