Pitt | Swanson Engineering
  • Full of Hot Air and Proud of It
    American Chemical Society Journal Features University of Pittsburgh ChemE Research into Improved Gas Storage
  • BioE’s Davidson, Debski, and Vande Geest Inducted into Medical and Biological Engineering Elite
  • Pitt Kicks Off Sustainability Week, Shares Plan to Greatly Reduce Energy, Water Use
  • Harvard Chemist George Whitesides Named 2018 Covestro Distinguished Lecturer at Pitt
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    ECE's Robert Kerestes among recipients of 2018 Personalized Education Grants from the Provost
  • Eleven Pitt Students Awarded 2018 National Science Foundation Fellowships
    Eight winners from the Swanson School, including two alumni, while five engineering students and alumni receive honorable mentions
  • Forecasting the “Whether” with Computer Modeling
    Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh Use Machine Reading and Automated Model Building to Forecast World Events
  • Annual Banquet Honors Swanson School’s 2018 Distinguished Alumni
  • Pitt's Alexis Kwasinski Visits Recent Natural Disaster Sites for Insight on Infrastructure Improvements
    “The damage I saw in Puerto Rico is fairly uncommon,” he said. “I have never seen any other hurricane damage like I saw in Puerto Rico.”
  • Using Ultrasound to Help People Walk Again
    Pitt engineer wins NSF CAREER award to develop ultrasound technology that measures muscle movement in incomplete spinal cord injuries