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GW Baja Team Gains Valuable Insights at the Washington DC Auto Show

February 27, 2025

Attending the 2025 DC Auto Show allowed the team to make connections, gather expert feedback, and refine their car design for the upcoming competition season.

Professor John Helveston

The Washington Post Quotes Professor Helveston on Musk and Federal Subsidies

February 26, 2025

EMSE Professor John Helveston discusses Tesla's reliance on government subsidies and Elon Musk's push to cut them, highlighting a key contradiction in Musk’s stance.

Andre Calado sharing his presentation

GW Engineers Sharpen Their Research Communication Skills at 3MT

February 25, 2025

GW Engineering Ph.D. students from four of our six academic departments competed in GW’s 2025 Three Minute Thesis competition, showcasing their interdisciplinary research to a broad audience.

Computer Science Professor Xiaodong Qu (center) talks with visitors to GW’s booth at the 2025 AAAS annual meeting in Boston.

Computer Science Students Showcase Brain-Computer Interface at AAAS 2025

February 23, 2025

At this premier science gathering, GW Engineering's brain-computer interface demo, led by CS Prof. Xiaodong Qu and his students, captivated attendees with AI-driven innovation.

Punit Prakash pictured with mentor Chris Diedrich and Dean John Lach

Punit Prakash Installed as Collins Professor of Biomedical Engineering

February 21, 2025

Prakash's research focuses on translating image-guided thermal ablation technologies from computational models into clinical therapies, expanding GW Engineering's impact on healthcare

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Used EV Resale Trends and Affordability: Professor Helveston Provides Insight

February 19, 2025

A GW Engineering study finds newer EVs retain value better than expected, impacting affordability. Prof. Helveston shares insights on the future of used EV pricing.

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Alumna Christina Liaghati Named 2025 Fed100 Honoree

February 17, 2025

Christina Liaghati, Ph.D. ’21, was named to the 2025 Federal 100 for her leadership at MITRE, strengthening AI security to protect and enhance government services.