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Zhigang (Zak) Fang, professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, received the "Distinguished Service to Powder Metallurgy" award.

Team of biomedical engineers are helping develop a prosthetic arm that can move with your thoughts and also give the sensation of touch.

The University of Utah's School of Computing just completed another successful year introducing young students to computing with its GREAT Computing Summer Camps.

Mechanical engineers have discovered a way to produce more electricity from heat than thought possible with the use of a silicon-based device.

The University of Utah’s departments of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) and Metallurgical Engineering (MET E) have merged into a single academic department.

Chemical engineering professor Kevin Whitty has been named the new associate dean for research.

Kody Powell has received a $3.8 million grant to further develop software that more efficiently manages coal plants.

Mechanical engineering Emeritus Distinguished Professor Larry DeVries has received the ASEE Lifetime Achievement Award.

Exploring Engineering was held in June for high school students from around the state.

This year's Hi-GEAR summer camp is in full swing on the University of Utah's College of Engineering campus.

Daniel A. Reed, senior vice president for Academic Affairs at the U, has been selected to serve on the National Science Board.

A story from Forbes explains Utah's success story in tech, thanks in part to the college feeding new engineers to the workforce.

Two College of Engineering professors were honored during the University of Utah Commencement with faculty awards.

The U’s varsity esports team finished second in its first national "Overwatch" championship.

Click here to see a photo gallery of the 2019 College of Engineering convocation.

Click here to read the new 2019 spring newsletter for the College of Engineering.

School of Computing professor Suresh Venkatasubramanian wins grant to develop curriculum on ethics in computer science.

EAE students unveiled their new games during "EAE Launch" on Wednesday, April 24.

The civil and environmental engineering department launched its bachelor's degree program in South Korea.

Randal Sylvester, division chief technologist for L3 Technologies, Communications Systems West, was awarded electrical and computer engineering’s Distinguished Alumnus Award.

Kurt Nielson, former chief engineer at ExxonMobil, received the University of Utah Department of Chemical Engineering Distinguished Alumni Award.

Four University of Utah College of Engineering students have received National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships.

Four biomedical engineering students are part of a team that won the grand prize at this year's Bench to Bedside Competition.

Lassonde's Student Innovation report is now online and highlights a number of fascinating engineering-related projects.

Sarang Joshi and Florian Solzbacher have each been named to the College of Fellows of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering.