2011
EPA's Armendariz fights for state's environment
Tom Smith makes a case for Dr. Al Armendariz as Texan of the Year for his contributions to improving Texas' environment
Learn more about this exciting new degree resulting from collaboration between academic and government leaders and multi-industry SMU professionals.
Tom Siems explains the origin and purpose of the Texas Ratio and how it has become distinctively less Texan since the financial crisis.
SMU Lyle professors Christensen and Otugen continue their groundbreaking research: creating truly life-like prosthesis for the Pentagon.
SMU Lyle professors Maggie Dunham, Michael Hahsler, Yu Su develop modeling technique to predict speed of hurricane winds.
Team awarded first place in state-wide competition in April
SMU represents Texas for the third year in a row, provides strong showing at the largest water quality conference held in north America.
Stephanie Hunt and Geoffrey Orsak write about the efforts of the Hunt Institute for Engineering and Humanity to forge partnerships that encourage young engineers to use
their skills in the service of refugees.
Few in the history of technology defined our times like Jobs
Dean Orsak reminisces about all of the touch points in his life that have involved the technology developed by Apple and its visionary, Steve Jobs.
Dean Orsak comments on Steve Jobs's rise from the Bay Area counterculture to prominence in Silicon Valley
Lab headed by Dr. Andrew Quicksall to address water quality in refugee camps
Lab headed by Dr. Andrew Quicksall to address water quality in refugee camps.
Organizations with a common leadership mission partner to research, design and implement new educational elements that enhance the value of an engineering education.
SMU student Drake Frank discusses how he got started with Solar System Express and some of the projects that they work on
Engineers are needed to help deal with the East African crisis.
Dean Orsak discusses the crisis in East Africa and how engineering and collaboration with the African people is the only path to improvement.
A candid interview with Lyle School of Engineering Dean Geoffrey Orsak on the state of engineering today, the challenges that the industry faces, and why he became an engineer.
Lyle Engineering Professor Mitchell Thornton talks to CBS 11 News of Dallas about the requirement for a licensed engineer on a Dallas Area Rapid Transit project.
National Instruments has joined Lockheed Martin in supporting the Bobby B. Lyle School of Engineering’s Innovation Gym.
Nearly 100 engineering and computer science students from Texas converged on Dallas for the All Across Texas Engineering Leadership Development Conference.
Dr. Tom Siems compares California and Texas in this letter to the editor.
Lyle Professor Jeong Ho You's research focuses on harnessing the power of sound.
Town hall format set for Thursday, April 14 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. on the SMU campus
Do the benefits of nuclear power outweigh the risks? This Thursday, April 14, SMU Lyle School of Engineering students will discuss the ethics of engineering and nuclear energy.
The Hunt Institute's Engineering and Humanity Week kicks off April 11 with the opening of the Living Village.
SMU Lyle is turning part of its campus into a refugee camp, straight out of a third-world country.
Team of Lyle engineers takes first place, advances to represent Texas in national competition.
Stephanie Hunt is building a village to inspire a generation
Stephanie Hunt wants people to see, touch, feel and then dream up solutions for some of the grittiest problems facing the impoverished world.
The first Engineering and Humanity Week will take place April 11-15, 2011, on the SMU campus with the centerpiece being the student-led effort to construct a "living village."
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Amir Ghadiry and Brian Tannous receive acclaim for new SeekDroid App.
Light bridges the communication gap between man and machine
SMU researchers developing technology that will revolutionize bionic limbs.
DFW Engineers Mentor Middle Schoolers at a High Energy Event Celebrating National Engineers Week
Will teens in 2020 have holographic cell phones? Voice texting capability? 3D TVs? Find out what Dallas-area students dream and devise for our future on Feb. 26.
Project will allow entreprenuers to make money by selling clean, safe water in emerging markets
HabiHut, in collaboration with The Hunt Institute, will package a “turn-key” business to be sold as franchises to micro-entrepreneurs in the developing world.
Geoffrey Orsak loves it when students come to Caruth Hall to play. As Dean of The Lyle School of Engineering, Orsak oversees SMU's newest intellectual playground, which he calls a "Sandbox for Innovation."
Design News magazine highlights Lyle Student Raven Sanders' work on a gadget that takes a three-dimensional approach to mixing sound.