All College of Engineering News and Stories
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Article ItemIn memoriam: José Bautista, first-year student, College of Engineering , article
Bautista passed away on Saturday, April 19, in Beckley, West Virginia, following an automobile accident. He was 19 years old.
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Article ItemTrouble in 'Paradise'? Experts explain what the Hulu/ABC show got wrong about life underground , article
A hit show set in an underground community raised some red flags for Virginia Tech engineering faculty. They shared how living in an underground bunker would really work.
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Article ItemVirginia Tech earns national recognition for collaborative approach to construction , article
Engineering News-Record has named Virginia Tech as its 2025 MidAtlantic Owner of the Year, underscoring the university’s innovative use of its facilities function as a platform for student learning and cross-campus collaboration.
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Article ItemClass of 2025: Brian Arnold harvests a wealth of mining experience , article
Brian Arnold, mining engineering senior, has a wealth of hands-on industry experience and will stay at VT another year to complete his Master's in mining engineering.
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Article ItemVeterinary students, donors express appreciation for each other at Evening of Gratitude , article
The event brought together givers and recipients of scholarship funds, sometimes meeting for the first time.
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Article ItemVirginia Tech students present research at the Virginia General Assembly , article
Students gave their presentations in subcommittee conference rooms in the House of Delegates, providing them direct access to state lawmakers in highlighting the groundbreaking research happening on the Blacksburg campus.
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Article ItemEdward Fox honored with emeritus status , article
A member of the Virginia Tech community for more than 41 years, Fox served as principal or co-principal investigator on 147 grants, doing highly multidisciplinary research.
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Article ItemBradley Denby named Marty and Anna Irvine AOE Faculty Fellow , article
Denby’s research addresses computational constraints encountered by small satellite systems, particularly with respect to data processing in orbit.
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Article ItemShane Ross appointed as Roanoke Electric Steel Chair , article
Ross is internationally recognized for his contributions across an extraordinary range of interdisciplinary fields and has a strong record of making complex scientific topics accessible through popular science articles and an engaging online presence.
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Article ItemThomas H. Mills III honored with emeritus status , article
The leader of the Center for Innovation in Construction Safety, Health, and Well-being, Mills focused on research to improve the welfare of construction workers and established a student career fair that now attracts more than 200 companies annually.
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Article ItemMeet the Corps of Cadets leaders for the spring semester , article
These leaders make up the cadet chain of command and are responsible for the planning and operations of the corps every day.
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Article ItemBrian Kleiner appointed as Vorster-Kleiner Endowed Director’s Chair , article
The director of Myers-Lawson School of Construction, Kleiner oversees an innovative school offering a comprehensive and unified platform for innovation and excellence in construction education, research, and outreach.
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Article ItemMary Kasarda honored with emerita status , article
A member of the Virginia Tech community for more than 27 years, Kasarda made significant research contributions in the fields of rotor dynamics, active magnetic bearings, vibration control, high-speed turbomachinery, smart buildings, structural health monitoring, and engineering education.
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Article ItemPamela VandeVord named as research and scholarship director at Institute for Critical Technology and Applied Science , article
VandeVord will further the institute's interdisciplinary work by forging partnerships across disciplinary boundaries and ultimately enhancing research opportunities.
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Article ItemQiang Li appointed to Elizabeth and James E. Turner Jr. ’56 Faculty Fellowship , article
Li has demonstrated excellence in scholarship, teaching, service, and outreach at Virginia Tech and is an international expert in power electronics.
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Article ItemWalid Saad appointed to Rolls Royce Commonwealth Professorship , article
Saad’s research addresses challenges at the intersection of digital twins, wireless systems, and artificial intelligence. His seminal research was first to define the fundamental principles for designing, optimizing, and deploying distributed, large-scale digital twin solutions.
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Article ItemAspire! Awards recipients embrace leadership to empower communities , article
Virginia Tech students, faculty, and staff are recognized for their commitment to Student Affairs’ Aspirations for Student Learning.
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Article ItemProject uses AI, crowdsourcing to piece together history through photos , article
Kurt Luther's Civil War Photo Sleuth digital archive project has expanded and evolved into a nonprofit organization since its inception in 2018. Luther and co-creator Ron Coddington will discuss the project at Tech on Tap on April 24.
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Article ItemResearchers investigate low-intensity electrical pulses to help the immune system fight cancer , article
High-intensity electrical pulses have been medically used to destroy tumors while sparing healthy tissue. But lower-intensity pulses may have a different effect — they reshape the battlefield, making tumors more vulnerable to the body’s own defenses.
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Article ItemChen-Ching Liu honored with emeritus status , article
Liu made significant contributions to electrical engineering focusing on the technical field of power systems, the development of knowledge-based systems and other innovative artificial intelligence methodologies for power system applications, cyber-physical system technologies for power system cybersecurity, and advancement of power system resilience through microgrids and distributed energy resources.
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Article ItemMining engineering professor's research aims to help dust-exposed workers breathe easier , article
Emily Sarver and her team are using state-of-the-art electron microscopy tools to detect and analyze mineral particles in lung tissue. Their goal: keeping people safe from respirable dust–based illnesses like silicosis.
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Article ItemMove fast and build bots , article
After a first-year failure, a College of Engineering double major scaled the largest student robotics team in the university’s history — and scored a job at YouTube.
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Article ItemSanket Deshmukh appointed to Erin Michelle Lohr Faculty Fellowship , article
Since coming to Virginia Tech in 2016, Deshmukh has secured external funding of $25.7 million with a personal share of $2.4 million.
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Article ItemBig dog, even bigger mission , article
Frida, a cane corso, lived a joyous life that was extended by treatment at the Animal Cancer Care and Research Center that may help other dogs and people live longer, fuller lives.
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Article ItemWhat in the world is quantum? Experts explain , article
Is quantum as hard to understand as everyone says? Well, yes. But for World Quantum Day, Virginia Tech professors from the College of Science and the College of Engineering help us figure out what all the buzz is about.
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