All College of Engineering News and Stories
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Student's description of life in America wins top poetry prize , articleThere were 88 poetry submissions for 10 finalist slots in the annual Giovanni-Steger Poetry Prize competition. Manas Karki's first-place poem, “Visa Length,” offers a window into his experiences and those of other international students.
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One Health, many perspectives: Veterinary college marks 35th Annual Research Symposium , articleGraduate and postgraduate students put their research on display, make connections for collaboration.
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Virginia Tech engineering researchers lead day-long workshop addressing the next generation of human-centered edge systems , articleThe RISE-IoT Convergence Workshop - held at Virginia Tech’s Academic Building One in Alexandria – focused on aligning technical capabilities, application needs, and testbed strategies to support emerging research in sensing, communication, computing, and system design.
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Award to help researchers catalyze AI-driven discovery for public good , articleDebswapna Bhattacharya, associate professor of computer science, has received a five-year, $2.1 million National Institutes of Health Outstanding Investigator Award to build on groundbreaking work to develop innovative AI approaches to decode disease and find treatments.
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Thinking small: How small language models could lessen the AI energy burden , articleAccording to researchers, for many industries, small language models may offer a host of advantages to energy- and resource-intensive large language models.
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Virginia Tech earns top marks in U.S. News & World Report, QS rankings , articleThe engineering, veterinary medicine, earth sciences, and part-time MBA graduate programs all earned recognition primarily for their efforts in research.
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Katherine Lemke named one of Aviation Week's annual 20 Twenties , articleLemke, a senior, has been recognized as a top university talent to watch in the field of aerospace engineering.
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Experts available: Iran War enters second month, Artemis II, spring & brain health, and more , articleVirginia Tech experts are available to talk about issues in the news and offer seasonal advice on boosting brain health and restoring winter-damaged lawns. To schedule an interview, please contact mediarelations@vt.edu.
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In grateful appreciation for the legacy of Nicholas H. Des Champs, mechanical engineering benefactor , articleDes Champs created a legacy of giving back that spanned decades, playing an active role in the success of both the college and his home department.
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March Aspire! Awards champion leadership on and off campus , articleMarch honorees demonstrated the impact of leadership in learning, relating, and heroic decision-making.
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Aerospace engineer explains the challenges and significance of Artemis II , articleThe successful launch of NASA’s Artemis II mission has started four astronauts on a 10-day journey to fly above the dark side of the moon and return to Earth. Virginia Tech aerospace engineer Samantha Parry Kenyon, who designs and builds sensors for satellites intended to last in the harsh environment of space, answers questions about Artemis II.
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Graduate School honors students, faculty, and staff at annual awards reception , articleThe event was held during Graduate Education Week and recognized master’s and doctoral degree students as well as staff and faculty mentors from across the university's campuses and programs for their work.
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$4.2 million grant strengthens region’s advanced manufacturing future , articleA new GO Virginia investment will help Virginia Tech and regional partners accelerate innovation, expand workforce pathways, and strengthen Southwest and Southern Virginia’s position in advanced manufacturing.
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Supply, demand, and the future of data centers , articleThere’s an innovation gap in the rapidly expanding business of data centers. On one side is the demand for raw computing power that will need to be built out to service the ever-expanding needs of artificial intelligence. On the other is the supply of energy and resources that will be required to make these data centers run.
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CAPWIC 2026 brings together participants from around the region to advance women in computing , articleThe 2026 ACM Capital Region Celebration of Women in Computing conference (CAPWIC) took place March 27–28 at Virginia Tech’s Academic Building One in Alexandria, Va.
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Experts available: Iran war, troops deployed, TSA executive order, new NASA launch, plus all about Easter treats , articleThe Virginia Tech media relations office has experts available for interviews this week surrounding issues in the news, including the escalating war in Iran, President Trump’s executive order to fund TSA agents, record budget standoff in Congress, the upcoming Artemis II launch, and more. To schedule an interview, please contact mediarelations@vt.edu.
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$2.5 million gift will support transportation safety research and engineering scholarships , articleJanusz Jeremiasz Filipiak ’05 recently extended his family’s extraordinary legacy of leveraging higher education to foster innovation.
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Research aims to defeat spam with AI and algorithms , articleResearchers from the Brain-Inspired Computing, Communication, and Security Center based in the D.C. area is working to put an end to spam calls altogether.
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Soil pathogen hot spots reveal risk across the United States , articleA nationwide study analyzed soil samples from across the United States to explore where soil-borne pathogens, bacteria that can cause disease, may occur and how environmental and social conditions could influence potential health risks.
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Five faculty members named AAAS Fellows , articleThe new fellows are among nearly 500 scientists, engineers, and innovators who have been recognized for their scientific and socially distinguished achievements by one of the world’s largest general scientific societies and publisher of the Science family of journals.
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Virginia Tech expert explains why ICE won’t help the lines at airports , articleAntonio Trani, a professor of civil engineering, explains why the longest airport queues in recent memory may take a while to fix — and how passengers can avoid getting stuck.
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VT Alerts system to be tested for the D.C. area on April 3 , articleThe test will occur between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.
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Dean’s Discovery Fund supports collaborative research , articleDesigned to spark innovative, interdisciplinary work, the fund in the College of Natural Resources and Environment supports early stage research that positions teams for larger external funding opportunities while advancing university priorities.
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Tom Martin named executive director of Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology , articleMartin will start his new role on May 10. He shared his thoughts on the institute and his vision for it to be "a place that everybody wants to work with to overcome negative side effects of the traditional silos of higher education."
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12 new members join Academies of Faculty Service and Leadership , articleIn a first for the university, two faculty members have received appointments to both academies.
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