91¹ú²úapp broke ground on the Advanced Manufacturing and Aerospace Center — a new, $80 million building that will house its growing research and teaching in additive manufacturing and aerospace exploration.
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91¹ú²úapp’s superior technical strength in additive manufacturing, cultivated throughout the last two decades, has gained attention not only from students, faculty and staff, but also from prominent research hubs and strategic partners from around the country.
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Ivonne Santiago, Ph.D., associate professor in civil engineering, has received a grant of nearly $115,000 from Texas Water Trade, a nonprofit devoted to harnessing market knowledge and technological innovation to provide water for all Texans. Read more.
This new College of Engineering product will serve as a showcase space for recent news, a closer look at students, faculty, staff and alumni, and insights into our various research efforts. Read more.
