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Mapping How the Brain Consumes Oxygen
October 22, 2026
BME Assistant Prof. Junghun Cho received additional funding from the NIH to support his work on developing more efficient and accessible methods for mapping how the brain consumes oxygen.
October’s Local Hero: Steven Gordon
October 20, 2026
Each month, we highlight members of GW Engineering's administrative team, whose tireless work keeps our school moving forward. Take the time to meet October’s Local Hero, Steven Gordon!
Exploring Supply and Demand of Electric Vehicles
Professor John Helveston Publishes Op-Ed in The Conversation
October 16, 2026
In The Conversation, EMSE Professor John Helveston analyzes how policy changes and supply constraints impact U.S. EV availability despite high consumer demand.
Clark Scholars Innovate for Impact at GW Engineering During Annual Summit
October 15, 2026
From September 25-27, GW Engineering hosted 112 Clark Scholars and their program leaders at the annual summit for a weekend filled with opportunities to connect, serve, and innovate.
GW Engineering Highlights AI Challenges at IEEE International Conference
October 14, 2026
At ADA University, ECE Professor and Chair Tarek El-Ghazawi spoke on the current state of AI. GW Engineering served as a co-organizer for this international conference on communication tech.
Dr. Plesniak Outlines Phonation and Vocal Fold Research in Purdue Lecture
October 14, 2026
MAE Professor and Chair Michael Plesniak delivered a Distinguished Seminar at Purdue University on pulsatile flow dynamics and vocal fold polyps in speech pathology.
Professor John Helveston Urges Strategic Policy for Chinese EVs in US
October 8, 2026
GW Engineering’s John Helveston spoke with South China Morning Post on US policies around Chinese-made electric vehicle policies and cybersecurity risks in connected vehicles.
GW Engineering Students Leverage Scholarships to Drive Meaningful Change
October 8, 2026
GW Engineering students continue to be recognized for their academic excellence and professional promise, receiving selective scholarships across both interdisciplinary and specialized domains.
Unlocking the Creative Potential of Engineering with iSTEM
New GW Engineering Undergraduate Cohort Program Supports Unconventional Learners
October 7, 2026
Launched in Fall 2025, iSTEM@GW connects engineering with design, community engagement, and entrepreneurship to help unconventional learners contribute their big ideas to society.
GW Engineering Alumna Excels at Kepler U.S., Named President
October 6, 2026
Just three months after joining as the division's vice president, alumna Caitlin Marsh has been promoted to president of Kepler Communications’ U.S. subsidiary.
Guiding Small Business Owners Through Clean Energy Decisions: GW Engineering Adjunct Professor Publishes Book
October 5, 2026
As a clean energy and sustainability expert, Dr. Elvin Yuzugullu shares her insights in her new book, helping small business owners make sense of available tech and integrate it into their operations.
Inside the Class of 2030’s First Steps at GW Engineering
October 2, 2026
By the time classes begin, GW Engineering's New Student Experience has already accomplished its mission: helping incoming students feel welcomed, supported, and inspired.