Impact Archives - Page 10 of 14 - Systems Engineering

Water scarcity will require agriculture to tap ‘unconventional’ sources like seawater, wastewater

Celebrating winners of the senior year mechanical engineering research competition

Photos of the three award winners placed side by side.

CSU ranks top ten at national CyberSEED competition

Photos of the four team members with alternating photos of computer-related things like keyboards and lines of programming language code.

Three systems engineering students win awards at AIAA conference

Flyer for Wasatch Aerospace & Systems Engineering Conference

Watch: Steve Simske interview about new document engineering book

A screen capture of a video interview between Steve Simske and two people from the publishing company for his book

Q&A with Tim Kemp, Assistant Director for Engineering and Capital Construction

Q&A with Tim Kemp, Assistant Director for Engineering and Capital Construction Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Tim Kemp, assistant director for engineering and capital construction, is working towards becoming a two-time Colorado State University alum. He earned his bachelor’s in civil engineering here and is currently half way…Read more

March Student of the Month: David Nnaji

Student of the month award for David Nnaji

March Student of the Month: David Nnaji Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email March Student of the Month: David Nnaji “David is a voracious learner and goes above and beyond in his service to the Systems Engineering department. He takes initiative in leading efforts at the Powerhouse…Read more

Systems engineering professor, NREL develop tools to make hydrokinetic turbines accessible

Computer rendering of hydrokinetic turbine in the water with a shark behind it.

Systems engineering professor, NREL develop tools to make hydrokinetic turbines accessible Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email With the help of a CSU researcher, there may one day be SHARKS in rivers. Unlike sharks found in oceans, these SHARKS, or Submarine Hydrokinetic and Riverine Kilo-megawatt Systems, deal with flowing…Read more

Systems engineering Ph.D. student helped to develop Perseverance Rover sample tubes

Four NASA scientists dressed in white lab clothes

Systems engineering Ph.D. student helped to develop Perseverance Rover sample tubes Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Last month, people around the world watched as the Perseverance rover successfully landed in the Jezero Crater on Mars. The car-sized rover is a continuation of the larger Mars Exploration Program. The…Read more

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