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Food aid from USAID and the UN's World Food Program in Sudan. (Flickr)

New GW Study Finds Significant Changes in Humanitarian Aid

November 14, 2025

A GW study reveals the profound reconfiguration of humanitarian aid due to USAID's withdrawal, highlighting new challenges for cooperation and funding.

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November’s Local Hero: Diyora Shodmonova

November 14, 2025

Each month, we highlight members of GW Engineering's administrative team, whose tireless work keeps our school moving forward. Take the time to meet November’s Local Hero, Diyora Shodmonova!

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GW Engineering Study on EV Resale Value Cited in Grid Resilience Article

November 14, 2025

GW Engineering research showing slowing EV depreciation is featured in a CleanTechnica article on using older, low-range electric vehicles to build power grid resilience.

Students working in Prof. Park’s lab (2018).

GW Researchers Partner on Robot Design for Autistic Adults in Manufacturing

November 13, 2025

GW faculty join a $1.5M NSF project, led by Virginia Tech, to design collaborative robots that support autistic adults in manufacturing jobs. The GW team includes BME Assistant Prof. Chung Hyuk Park.

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Alumnus Pat Opet Honored with a 2025 NewYorkCISO Orbie Award

November 12, 2025

GW Engineering and ECE Department alumnus Pat Opet, CISO at JPMorganChase, was recognized with a NewYorkCISO ORBIE Award for his Open Letter to Third Party Suppliers.

Anthony Gutierrez

Anthony Gutierrez Strengthens Community and Advances Career at GW

November 10, 2025

After four years of service, Anthony Gutierrez is working to enhance GW's military-affiliated community as co-president of GW Veterans, while also preparing for a career in aviation engineering.

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Alumnus Matthew Barlow Joins Montana State University as Assistant Professor

November 7, 2025

GW Engineering and Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering alumnus Matthew Barlow has joined Montana State University as a tenure-track assistant professor.

Guru Sankar Duppada

15 Million Pulses and Counting: PhD Student Achieves Micro-Propulsion Milestone

November 3, 2025

First-year PhD student Guru Sankar Duppada developed a vacuum arc thruster that can reach 15 million pulses, demonstrating its ability to withstand the endurance a real mission demands.

Shrey Patel in front of Zoox's autonomous vehicle

Inside GW Career Quest San Francisco with Shrey Patel

October 31, 2025

From riding in an autonomous taxi at Zoox to seeing CBS News's behind-the-scenes magic, there was never a dull moment for Shrey Patel, a cybersecurity master’s student.

October 2025 Newsletter

October 31, 2025

October 2025 Newsletter

Professor Helveston and Pingfan Hu at posit::conf(2025)

Building a Platform to Make Survey Research More Reproducible

October 30, 2025

EMSE Professor John Helveston worked with students to build an open-source survey platform, making it easier for researchers across the world to generate surveys.

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Protecting Critical Infrastructure: Professor Mohan Weighs In

October 30, 2025

In StateTech Magazine, CS Professor Sibin Mohan offers insight into how aging critical infrastructure creates gaps in its security and provides best practices for securing it.