CRACK RESEARCH
An East Carolina University professor is taking a crack — literally — at solving road problems in North Carolina. Dr. Amin Akhnoukh, associate professor in the Department of Construction Management,...
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RECRUITING PIRATES
Joe Rist came to Greenville on a recruiting trip. As the sales engineering manager for JASCI and a 2014 East Carolina University graduate in industrial distribution and logistics, he knew...
TEACHING ROBOTICS
An East Carolina University professor has received a nearly $300,000 grant to support robotics education, especially in rural areas. Dr. Rui Wu, an assistant professor in the Department of Computer...
ECU professor receives award from SAE International
An engineering professor and associate dean for research at East Carolina University has received a prestigious award from SAE International, a global association of professionals in the aerospace, automotive and...
ROBOT WORLD
Seymone Gugneja gave a firm command — “Hands up.” The response was immediate — “I surrender.” Gugneja is no police officer. She’s a senior computer science major at East Carolina...
BUILD BACK BETTER
The North Carolina Biotechnology Center and a statewide coalition of public and private partner organizations and institutions that includes East Carolina University are a Phase 1 recipient of up to...
CAPPING OFF THE YEAR
East Carolina University engineering students presented their senior projects during the Fall 2021 Engineering Capstone Symposium at the Main Campus Student Center. The projects featured everything from aircraft safety measures...
WAVE TO WATER
It’s called wave to water, the goal of which is to make freshwater out of saltwater using energy created by the waves. A team at East Carolina University is working...
ENERGY AUDIT
Improved efficiency can help businesses save money. The East Carolina University Center for Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering is out to show how it can help the environment as well....
ROBOT RUMBLE
High finishes in national robotics competitions are becoming a habit for the Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering team from East Carolina University. The team returned from the ATMAE...