From biofuel to wine, Dr. Kura Duba’s lab could have an impact
From wine to cosmetics to biofuel, Dr. Kura Duba has an updated lab at East Carolina University that could impact them all. Duba, an assistant professor in the Department of...
From wine to cosmetics to biofuel, Dr. Kura Duba has an updated lab at East Carolina University that could impact them all. Duba, an assistant professor in the Department of...
Good beer requires good water, which is one of the reasons why the East Carolina University Center for Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering (CSEEE) helped put on the Sustainability in...
While orientation at East Carolina focuses on incoming freshmen, the College of Engineering and Technology (CET) hosted its first ever session designed for parents and guardians on Tuesday in the...
East Carolina’s online industrial engineering technology program received some national attention during the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers annual conference last month in Orlando, Florida. Dr. David Batts, associate...
Mark Hills, an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science, as well as a recent ECU graduate in software engineering, presented papers during the first ever Southeastern Regional Programming...
Two College of Engineering and Technology graduate students recently completed a project on workplace safety with the V Foundation for Cancer Research in Cary. Floyd O’Connell and Bahirah Siddiqi participated...
Three new ECU graduates recently returned from Bogota, Colombia, where they participated in the Hult Prize Challenge for college entrepreneurs. Team leader Grace Rains and fellow students Andrew Griffin and...
Dr. Teresa Ryan learned to appreciate military service members at a young age. As a child growing up near Fort Benning, Georgia, she watched with fascination as aspiring paratroopers in...
Industry leaders came together Tuesday at the College of Engineering and Technology (CET) to discuss the future and the role the college can play in that future. CET and the...
Even in high school, Evan Diener was interested in building a Baja buggy. “I had seen this program at other colleges, and it was something I was really interested in,”...