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GW Engineering Alumnus Publishes in Homeland Security Today

March 11, 2026

GW Engineering alumnus Donald J. Evans explains in Homeland Security Today how specialized infrastructure is critical for the U.S. to win the quantum computing race.

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Explore AWS Cloud at GW’s New Student Organization

March 9, 2026

The new organization, the AWS Cloud Club, is dedicated to teaching students about AWS Cloud, its various use cases, and how to get AWS Cloud certifications.

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Advancing EV Policy and Research

March 6, 2026

In January, over 40 individuals convened at GW Engineering for the 2026 International EV Policy and Research Network Workshop to discuss emerging issues around electric vehicles.

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Engineering and... Community Service: How Senior Isabella Perusse Blends Service with Her Major

March 5, 2026

From stormwater projects in India to large-scale GW Days of Service in D.C., Isabella Perusse has made civic engagement central to her engineering education.

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Study Offers Potential New Biomarker for Monitoring Early-Stage Parkinson's Disease

March 4, 2026

Assistant Prof. Junghun Cho contributed to a study in Scientific Reports, finding that mapping how the brain consumes oxygen may serve as a potential new biomarker for monitoring disease progression.

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Meet the Future GW Engineering Students Awarded Trachtenberg Scholarships

March 3, 2026

Out of 10 incoming SJT Scholars, Shaunah Boone-Williams and Felicia Ogundimu will use the program's financial assistance to pursue their dreams in mechanical and aerospace engineering.

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Study Reveals How Some Viruses Escape Wastewater Treatment

March 2, 2026

CEE Professor Yun Shen led a study in Nature Water revealing how cloaked virus clusters escape wastewater treatment and presented a new method for detecting and isolating them.

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Reducing Farm Pollution in the Chesapeake Bay

Professor Caitlin Grady Explains the Economic Challenges Facing this Effort

March 2, 2026

Professor Caitlin Grady explains in The BayNet how global economics and market demands complicate the challenge of reducing farm pollution in the Chesapeake Bay.

February 2026 Newsletter

February 27, 2026

February 2026 Newsletter

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Transform Your Future at GW Engineering

February 27, 2026

From February 17 to 28, GW Engineering joined the National Engineers Week celebration with a slew of events designed to boost students’ professional development and strengthen our community.

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New Research Aims to Curb Deception in AI Systems

February 26, 2026

Professor Shi Feng leads research on the role of human supervision in AI systems to ensure a future of trustworthy AI systems.

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Alumnus Gregory Lewis to Lead Corporate Strategy at Black & Veatch

February 24, 2026

Lewis brings over two decades of experience in consulting, corporate strategy, and operational leadership to his new role as Chief Strategy Officer at Black & Veatch.