STEM Symposium
Turns out, Kool-Aid® isn’t just something kids drink on a hot day. It can provide a path for youth STEM education. Educators from across the state came to East Carolina...
Engineering Archives
Future of Research
In continuing efforts to study electrical activity in the brain, Dr. Sunghan Kim had a thought to give high school students a glimpse into hands-on university research. “The whole idea...
Summer Sounds
A summer along the North Carolina coast sounded too good to pass up for eight East Carolina University engineering students conducting field work for a research project on near-shore atmospheric...
Summer of Research
Three students from East Carolina University’s Department of Engineering have received fellowships through the Naval Research Enterprise Internship Program (NREIP) and will be spending the summer working at the Naval...
A Strong Force
More than 500 graduates of East Carolina University’s College of Engineering and Technology heard their names, crossed a stage and celebrated like they had just destroyed the Death Star during...
Green Heat
While running a natural gas furnace will warm you up on a cold night, it also can warm the earth with greenhouse gas emissions. East Carolina University’s Behzad Zeinolabedini would...
Ray of Energy
East Carolina University mechanical engineering graduate student Emre Bal puts his career goals simply. “I want to apply my knowledge to real-life problems and save more energy, save forests and...
TUNNEL VISION
Never underestimate the value of a good YouTube video. Matthew Graham, an East Carolina University engineering student, came across one that put wind in his sails and sent him on...
CAREER STEPS
Tyneasha Hazard didn’t need to attend Wednesday’s Science, Engineering and Technology Job Fair. After all, the East Carolina University senior will graduate in May with a bachelor’s degree in information...
HEAD IN THE CLOUDS
Some people see objects when they look up at the clouds. Sophie Arruza sees a research project. The sophomore engineering student at East Carolina University is looking into the effect...