Frosty: A micro-fabricated optical seismometer to measure minute forces in a mighty environment
A NASA-sponsored team at Michigan Aerospace Corporation and SMU is developing a microfabricated all-optical seismometer called Frosty that can gather data in the harsh environments encountered on icy worlds such as Europa.
The culmination landing will begin at noon on June 18 at L. D. Bell High School Auditorium
HEB ISD and SMU are partnering to host the Mars 2021 Mission this summer, with the culmination landing beginning at noon on June 18.
Janille Smith-Colin awarded National Academies 2021 Early-Career Research Fellowship
Dr. Janille Smith-Colin, assistant professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, has been named one of the seven recipients of the 2021 Early-Career Research Fellowships by the Gulf Research Program (GRP) of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.
Richard Duschl will join the National Academy of Education
Richard A. Duschl, a leader in SMU’s Lyle School of Engineering known for his continuing contributions to science education through research, has been elected a member of the National Academy of Education (NAEd).
CEE researchers are modifying existing navigation algorithm systems used in apps such as Google Maps and Waze to meet the specialized routing needs of first responders.
Researchers estimate the “Lab on a Chip” test could detect immune responses to coronavirus in two to three minutes, with just a drop of blood.
Answering the call: Using artificial intelligence to fight the novel coronavirus
How could artificial intelligence and computer science at SMU join the fight against the novel coronavirus?
Darwin Deason Institute for Cyber Security lands $1 million for quantum-related cyber research
Grants from Anametric to Darwin Deason Institute aimed at breakthroughs in both cybersecurity and quantum computing
SMU Freshman Taggert Hudson Pursues Olympic Skeleton Dreams
Taggert Hudson, a Lyle pre-major pursuing an Environmental Engineering major, balances being on the USA Bobsled and Skeleton Team and a full academic course load at SMU.
Lyle Faculty Awarded the 2020 J. James R. Croes Medal from ASCE - 06/15/2020
A faculty writing team from the SMU Lyle School of Engineering, has been selected by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Awards Committee to receive the 2020 J. James R. Croes Medal for their published paper, “Effect of Supplemental Hysteretic and Viscous Damping on Rocking Response of Free-Standing Columns,” Journal of Engineering Mechanics, May 2019.
SMU Computer May Help Speed Coronavirus Solution
An Idle Space Makes a PPE Workshop
Lets Start Designing More Secure Software and Systems
These Are the 10 Best Hidden Ivies in the US
Spring 2020 Download at Lyle Series Announced
Deep Learning Enables Real Time Imaging Around Corners
Ali Beskok Named the Brown Foundation Inc Professor of Engineering
SMU Research Could Change the Way Diabetes is Treated
People Newspapers 2020 STEAM Special Section