2010
Caruth Hall matches precedent set by Embrey building, earns LEED Gold Status.
Aart de Geus (¹85), co-founder, chairman and CEO of Synopsis Inc. gave the innaugural lecture at SMU's celebration of the grand opening of the Hart Center for Engineering Leadership.
Traditional engineering education is a technical journey, but Lyle students will also tap creativity, adaptability and ethics to prepare for leadership through the Hart Center for Engineering Leadership.
Events Showcase Some of Dallas’ Most Exciting Ideas Worth Sharing
Monday marks the beginning of the inaugural “IDEA WEEK” culminating next Friday and Saturday in the much anticipated TEDxKIDS and TEDxSMU.
10-2-2010LyleStudentsWinNationalDesignCompetition
Lyle students top other student teams at WEFTEC national competition.
Dean Orsak to serve on committee to study future transportation fuels and their impact on long term national energy policy through the year 2050.
Wittliff is also Lyle alumni and CEE Adviosry Board member
Lyle alumni and current CEE Department Advisory Board member was recently selected at the NSPE National Vice President and will also serve as NSPE president in 2012–13.
Lyle Prof. Eli Olinick and colleagues from Cal-Berkeley developed an advanced software package named "RIOT" that uses linear programming to accurately predict pennant races in Major League Baseball.
Linda Perez of the Hart Center for Engineering Leadership takes up the challenge of jumping with the Army's elite Golden Knights.
Dean Orsak argues that innovation is the battleground for the future and the U.S. is in danger of losing the home field advantage.
Connections between robotic limbs and the brain may be within reach for injured soldiers with the establishment of a research center led by Lyle engineers.
Jennifer Dworak's research focuses on correct operation of integrated circuits and systems through advances in manufacturing test and online error detection.
More than 100 Texas teachers participated in The Infinity Project's training this summer to learn how to teach engineering to high school students.
Professor Tom Siems addresses the role of uncertainty in our current economy.
Gulf of Mexico disaster brings energy problems to forefront
Gulf of Mexico disaster brings energy problems to forefront
CSI Camp Puts Girls In 'Crime Lab'
SMU’s Caruth Institute hosted an eye-popping, hands-on camp that allowed middle school girls to try the technology behind biometric identification, security and crime solving.
The Infinity Project readies for Fall 2010 when engineering begins counting as a 4th year science graduation credit in Texas.
The Dallas Fed has named Thomas F. Siems as senior economist and director of economic outreach for its Financial Institution Relationship Management Department.
Three student teams turned their ideas into reality during the SMU Lyle School of Engineering's first Innovation Competition.
The U.S. needs to implement strategies to utilize the energy that is available from domestic sources
The U.S. needs to implement strategies to utilize the energy that is available from domestic sources
Camp for female students aims to increase number of women engineers attending U.S. universities.
Dr. Edmond Richer, in collaboration with UT Southwestern Medical Center, has received a prestigious NIH Grant aimed at treatment of bone cancer.
Lyle EMIS faculty member Tom Siems talks about people, companies and the nation having too much debt.
For the 6th year, the SMU Lyle School of Engineering will challenge middle and high school girls to realize their potential as part of summertime's Camp for Girls.
Dean Orsak ponders if engineering even matters anymore
Dean Geoffrey says engineering's mojo can be found again if we take risks and strive to solve the problems that matter today.
SMU Lyle Engineering Dean Provides Expertise for Discovery Channel Documentary
Dean Geoffrey Orsak has an integral role in explaining the challenge facing engineers as they struggle to harness technology against a deepwater oil and gas blowout.
Lyle Dean Geoffrey Orsak quoted in column examining the BP Oil Spill
Lyle School of Engineering Dean Geoffrey Orsak, a member of the National Petroleum Council, is quoted in Cheryl Hall's column examining the BP Oil Spill.
This spot-on address offers some very candid advice to future engineers. A must read!
This spot-on address offers some very candid advice to future engineers. A must read!
Commercial Hunter shows the amazing talents of future engineers
Winning a war against an innovative enemy will take the thinking of young minds not fettered with predefined solutions.
A $1 million gift will pay for a major component of the new Caruth Hall in Southern Methodist University's Bobby B. Lyle School of Engineering.
The Lyle School of Engineering will gain a powerful platform for developing innovation for a global society with the dedication of new Caruth Hall on Friday, April 16.
Have you wondered what happened to the mad-scientist inventor of old?
Dean Orsak shares his thoughts on inventors who ho embrace the outlandish and the brilliant every day.
Two new apps will build on lightweight, high-resolution 'Panoptes' platform
$1.6 million grant to expand Lyle researchers expansion of new miniature camera technology for military and security uses.
You are invited to the April 16 ceremony dedicating the newest LEED building built by the Lyle School of Engineering.
Michael Bunnell graduated from SMU Lyle in 1985 and now has a 2010 Sci-Tech “Oscar” for his work in the field of computer animation.
The earthquake-ravaged country will be rebuilt; let's get it right this time
Haiti will be rebulit, but Dean Geoffrey Orsak hopes this time it will be done right.
Student's using the curriculum of The Infinity Project integrate science and math lessons using hands-on projects like real engineers.
SMU Lyle sought out Jeffrey Talley in part because of his experience as the Army's chief engineer in Baghdad.
Student teams encouraged to find path-breaking solutions to real world problems
SMU Lyle establishing an annual Design Competition to bring together the people necessary for dynamic innovation needed to solve humanity’s problems.
We need to get past the "gadget" phase of new technologies
Dean Orsak argues we need to get past the "gadget" phase of e-Readers, and start developing the intelligent services that we really need.
Lyle adjunct professor will be honored as Dallas Engineer of the Year during National Engineering Week Feb. 14-20.
Lyle professor Al Armendariz has been sworn in as the EPA's Region 6 Administrator overseeing the agency's operations in five states.
Dr. Bobby B. Lyle will receive the 2010 Lifetime Achievement Award at the Hearts of Texas Awards Luncheon by the Volunteer Center of North Texas.
Technology to Focus on Iris Recognition, Low-Light Applications
The Department of Defense invests $2 million in Dr. Marc Christensen's ground breaking camera research.
Be open to it, it just might help you get the creative juices flowing
Was it hard work or serendipity that got a famous podium to TEDxSMU? Maybe it was both.
Lyle senior EE student Ceena Hall has been chosen to participate in the NASA Undergraduate Student Research Program (USRP.
Wired article on the future of cell phones that features the path breaking research of Prof. Marc Christensen and his group of Lyle researchers.