Nevada Engineering
Blue Sky Thinking: How a more inclusive engineering community benefits all humanity
In this issue, we explore efforts in the College of Engineering to make engineering more inclusive, opening the field to underrepresented groups, improving engineering education and making technology more accessible.
In this issue
"From K to gray": Making engineering more inclusive from 5 to 95
Engineering education program aims to improve experience across the age spectrum
Failure is always an option: A new mindset for next-generation coders
Partnership with Nevada Discovery Museum introduces kids to joys and struggles of robotics
Leveling the playing field: Gender equity in VR
Multidisciplinary research seeks solutions to motion sickness in VR, which predominantly affects women
From campus to careers, Society of Women Engineers helps young women succeed in engineering professions
Campus chapter is thriving, and local women engineers are working to address the gender gap in STEM
Happy robots, happy cities? New learning system mimics human emotion to control autonomous systems
New real-time learning approach for autonomous systems could transform smart cities
Emphasis on tech transfer paves the way for pavement engineering & science program's quest for national prominence
Strong relationships with industry and focus on graduate education drive research success
