Pitt | Swanson Engineering
  • Manufacturing in Microgravity
    Pitt engineer Prashant N. Kumta will use microgravity to improve magnesium alloy functionality on Earth
  • Improving Neural Implants
    Xinyan Tracy Cui Receives $2.37M NIH Award to Deliver Improved Neural Recording Technology
  • Setting Their Cytes on the Prize
    A bioengineering and ophthalmology group clinch $100K at the 2019 Pitt Innovation Challenge
  • Modeling the Complexity of the World’s Water
    Research Team Led by Pitt Receives More Than $1.3 Million to Develop “CyberWater” Modeling Framework
  • Pitt's Swanson School of Engineering Introduces New and Promoted Faculty
  • Applying Structural Monitoring Technology to the Human Spine
    Pitt CivilE Professor Receives Nearly $400,000 from NIH to Develop an Implantable, Self-Powered Spinal Fusion Sensor
  • Converging on a Global Waste Solution
    University of Pittsburgh leads multidisciplinary $1.3 million NSF award to address global waste through circular economy design
  • Pittsburgh-Based Optimus Tech, Founded by MEMS Alumnus Colin Huwyler, Wins $1 Million 76West Clean Energy Competition
    Supports Governor Cuomo's Green New Deal, the Most Aggressive Climate Change Program in the Nation, by Spurring Innovation in the Green Economy
  • Cracking the Ethylene Code
    Pitt Researchers Find New, Lower-Cost Way to Separate Valuable Ethylene from Ethane Gas
  • Manipulating the Meta-Atom
    Swanson School of Engineering Leads $1.7 Million Project to Develop Metamaterials That Respond to and Manipulate Light