STUDENT SUPPORT
In a large, open classroom, East Carolina University junior Brandon Scott stands alone. He talks with fellow student Logan Kelly, pictured on a television screen behind him. This is a...
Kenneth Buday Archives
ECU part of effort to develop global, high-speed research network
The creation of a research data superhighway across the Atlantic Ocean is the subject of a collaborative project that includes East Carolina University. ECU and George Mason University have received...
RED LETTER DAY
Red Hat, the world’s leading provider of open source software, has named East Carolina University as its 2020 Red Hat Academy of the Year. The award is the third straight...
CORPS CLASS
If Marines need a part to repair equipment on the battlefield, they can’t just order it from Amazon. That’s where the Marines of Combat Logistics Regiment 27, part of the...
CHANGING THE WORLD
With the ease of a maestro conducting an orchestra, a new robot explores its working space in the Department of Technology Systems at East Carolina University. Its arm moves seamlessly,...
YAO STARTS NEW ROLE
Dr. Jianchu (Jason) Yao was an integral part of the past of the College of Engineering and Technology at East Carolina University. Now, he is planning for its future. Yao...
ECU team to create computer models of infected lungs
A multidisciplinary team of East Carolina University researchers is hoping to gain new insights into the mechanical aspects of breathing and mechanical ventilation based on imaging data from hospitalized COVID-19...
WATER GRANT
The University of North Carolina System announced that a team from East Carolina University has been awarded a grant through UNC’s Research Opportunities Initiative (UNC ROI). The $1.4 million grant...
OUT OF THIS WORLD
A simple search on the internet turned into an out-of-this-world opportunity for East Carolina University student Eddie Okeiga. The industrial engineering technology major spent this summer as an intern with...
ECU database remains important for cancer researchers
What started as a master’s thesis about 10 years ago continues today to be an important database for cancer researchers throughout the world. Dr. Qin Ding, associate professor in the...