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Staff Profile: Have You Met...Bill Rutkowski?

For 30 years, Machine Shop Lab Manager Bill Rutkowski has helped students and faculty at GW bring their ideas to life.

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Matthew Kay in his lab (Credit: Logan Werlinger).

Matthew Kay Named Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Affairs

July 17, 2026

On July 1, Biomedical Engineering (BME) Professor Dr. Matthew Kay was named GW Engineering’s new Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Affairs.

L to R: Dr. Paul Sanberg, President of the NAI, Dr. Ekundayo Shittu, John A. Squires, Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the USPTO, and Sethuraman Panchanathan, Former Director of the National Science Foundation

Honoring GW Innovation: Ekundayo Shittu Named National Academy of Inventors Senior Member

July 16, 2026

Dr. Ekundayo Shittu was elected a NAI Senior Member for his innovations spanning data-driven decision frameworks to technology-enabled healthcare planning and management.

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GW Engineering Alumni Share Tech Insights in Information Week and Unite.AI

July 8, 2026

GW Engineering alumni Aashis Luitel and Leo Scott published articles in InformationWeek and Unite.AI, discussing AI risks in software as a service and confidential computing.


 

 

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Biomedical Engineering

Our location near numerous federal agencies and research labs means unparalleled research and job opportunities for our students.

  

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Our students have access to research facilities that range from our three-story high bay to the real-world lab of one of the world’s largest wastewater treatment plants.

  

Computer Science

Through research and teaching, we contribute to computing breakthroughs that fuel advances across areas vital to our society and the world.

 

  

Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering

We are home to one of the nation’s leading fluid dynamics programs, as well as research spanning traditional to emerging engineering areas.