Latest at Lyle

SMU Lyle researchers and computer science students built an Infrastructure Dashboard Prototype to identify 62 infrastructure deserts in Dallas, then brought together experts to foster dialogue and take action

The largest association for Hispanic leadership in STEM recognized SHPE SMU for excellence in exemplifying its core values

The SMU Lyle computer science student created Cubed, a personalized platform that uses AI to improve user experience

Dr. Zarazaga received the Dunnigan Community Engagement Award for her commitment to service and leadership in the Dallas community

$1.2M Federal Highway Administration grant to SMU, Georgia Tech and University of Tulsa to fund 3-year study

SMU nanotechnology expert MinJun Kim and his team have been awarded a $1.8 million, R01 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH)

Reynolds, a U.S. Air Force veteran, transitioned his security expertise to the private sector while earning an M.S. in Cybersecurity from SMU Lyle

Researchers using sophisticated computational technology can generate hundreds of thousands of synthetic images in a short time to improve how facial recognition models perform and recognize race and gender

Dr. Smits demonstrates how policymakers and environmental practitioners can utilize her research to protect human health and the planet

The Thrive Scholars peer-mentoring program, which helps traditionally underrepresented students in the fields of engineering and computer science, has grown immensely since its inception two years ago

MATA, a research assistant powered by artificial intelligence, turns NASA’s earth science data into useable knowledge for scientists

Engineering majors make up nearly half of the SMU Mustang Band, proving that creative pursuits resonate with analytic minds

Janille Smith-Colin, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering at SMU, is part of a team that has just received a $6 million award from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) ComPASS program to improve health disparities in Dallas and Detroit.

The two grants, both more than $1 million, will allow researchers to address critical issues in gene therapy and traffic management using AI and machine learning

Professor Nicos Makris’ research on ancient structures has helped modern-day buildings stand strong, even in the dynamics of harsh environments or during natural disasters.

“I had always kept in my heart my desire to get my engineering degree and find a way to make a larger positive impact on society, to help the people around me and to protect our planet. That’s why I came to SMU.” -Tania Caldua

For the past decade, SMU Lyle’s unique sustainability program has taken a multidisciplinary, hands-on approach to building self-sustainable communities.

Dr. McIntosh is a senior manager in Ernst & Young’s Forensic & Integrity Services practice, where she leads forensic data analytics for the southwest region.

The O’Donnell Foundation advances SMU’s digital future with a $30 million gift to name and endow SMU’s data science institute and support engineering excellence.

Morgan David Jones, an incoming freshman at SMU Lyle School of Engineering and one of the most decorated Eagle Scouts in the Boy Scouts of America history, dreams of a career in water conservation.

Dallas' Pegasus Park leaders recently turned to students of SMU's unique Master of Arts in Design and Innovation (MADI) program to help reimagine how they might collaborate with their Water Cooler neighbors.

SMU Lyle’s Hart Center for Engineering Leadership gives engineering students a competitive edge by supplementing their technical education with leadership certification and soft skills training.

Dr. J.-C. Chiao and his team of graduate research students at SMU Lyle School of Engineering are pioneering the creation of medical implants that will give people with chronic conditions a new option for returning to their normal routines.

Supported by IBM software, range to help 'smart' devices against attack

Measuring a city’s resilience is important for planning responses to future events and revealing potential vulnerabilities.

SMU Lyle alumnus Noah Bartos (’18) works as the technical program manager for Project Kuiper, a satellite broadband network in development at Amazon. Noah's passion for engineering began with high school robotics and flourished during his time at SMU Lyle, where he majored in Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics before entering the master’s program in Systems Engineering.

$1 million NSF Engines Development Award to advance workforce and mobility systems in North Texas and Oklahoma

As president of the SMU Chapter of Society for Hispanic Professional Engineers, Sofia Murillo-Sanchez has worked tirelessly to maximize the organization’s impact and make a difference in people’s lives. As she prepares to enter her senior year, the Computer Science major hopes to one day work on global development projects that will change the world.

ChatGPT gave the world early insights into the power of generative artificial intelligence (AI). As generative AI continues to expand, datacenters around the globe will continue to evolve to support new capabilities. At SMU Lyle, we’re preparing tomorrow’s engineers by offering the nation’s only master’s degree program focusing on datacenter systems engineering.