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The George Washington University announces new GW Trustworthy AI Initiative.
GW TAI is leading the way in trustworthy AI in systems and for society.
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Professor Leftwich Leads Collaborative Project with Drexel Engineering on Bio-Inspired Underwater Robots
January 8, 2025
Professor Megan Leftwich leads a GW-Drexel project, supported by the ONR, to develop underwater robots inspired by marine mammals, blending fluid dynamics and biomechanics.
![Members of the UFeast team that won first-place at the Pitch George competition in early November pose with some of their winnings. (photo by Daquan Wilson)](https://engineering.gwu.edu/sites/g/files/zaxdzs5436/files/styles/d03_traditional/public/2025-01/ufeast.jpg?h=c10af9e5&itok=NEOGijBP)
GW Engineering Students Excel in Pitch George Competition
January 3, 2025
GW Engineering students Anya Greene and Harry Lopez earned top-three spots in the 17th annual Pitch George Competition, showcasing their innovative app ideas.
![Haneen Al-Rashid](https://engineering.gwu.edu/sites/g/files/zaxdzs5436/files/styles/d03_traditional/public/2024-12/al-rashid.bio_.jpg?h=848f2060&itok=8pF9gDlG)
Devex Global Voices 2024 Features Haneen Al-Rashid Opinion Piece on AI in Global Development
December 16, 2024
GW Engineering's Haneen Al-Rashid was featured in Devex Global Voices 2024, sharing her perspective on how AI's role in global development goes beyond just tools.