12/24/2020
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As part of America's first public university, the UGA College of Engineering is an emerging leader in teaching, research and service. Founded in 1785, the University of Georgia is the nation’s first state chartered university and the birthplace of American public higher education.
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The College of Engineering is proud to be a part of UGA’s distinguished heritage as well as a dynamic part of the University’s future. ENGINEERING + LIBERAL ARTS The College of Engineering is one of the fastest growing programs at UGA and one of the fastest growing public colleges of engineering in the nation. Since our founding in 2012, enrollment has grown to more than 2,000 students. Students and faculty alike are attracted to our setting in a comprehensive, land-grant, research institution that’s consistently ranked among the 20 best public universities in the nation. INNOVATION + DISCOVERY Built around a model that transcends traditional academic boundaries, the College offers eight undergraduate and seven graduate degree programs. Our research is centered in three Innovation and Discovery Clusters that bring together faculty and students from a wide variety of disciplines. Experiential learning – co-ops, internships, study abroad and undergraduate research – means graduates aren’t simply prepared for the workplace, they’re prepared to lead.
Mission: The College of Engineering is using an interdisciplinary approach for preparing students to engage in critical issues through careers in leadership and professional practice, and addresses the challenges facing society with collaborative research in technologies and concepts that will transform Georgia, our nation and our world.
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12/22/2020
Every year, over a million people develop health care-acquired infections during their hospital stays. And around 100,000 of them die from those complications.
But researchers at the University of Georgia College of Engineering are determined to change that, and their new study shows a promising tool for preventing infections before they happen.
Published in ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, the study examined how an innovative coating UGA scientists developed can prevent liquids like water and blood from sticking onto surfaces. The researchers also found that the liquid-repellant coating can kill bacteria and halt blood clot formation on an object’s surface.
Read more: https://news.uga.edu/building-safer-medical-devices/
12/18/2020
Fall Convocation 2020
Congratulations to the University of Georgia College of Engineering's Class of 2020!
12/16/2020
Scientists often look to nature for cues when designing robots – some robots mimic human hands while others simulate the actions of octopus arms or inchworms. Now, researchers in the University of Georgia College of Engineering have designed a new soft robotic gripper that draws inspiration from an unusual source: pole beans.
While pole beans and other twining plants use their touch-sensitive shoots to wrap themselves around supports like ropes and rods to grow upward, the UGA team - led by Associate Professor Mable Fok - designed a robot that can firmly but gently grasp objects as small as 1 millimeter in diameter.
In a new study published in the journal Optics Express, the researchers say their soft robotic spiral gripper offers several advantages over existing robotic devices.
Read more: https://bit.ly/fok-soft-robot
12/15/2020
A team from the University of Georgia College of Engineering has been named a finalist for JUMP into STEM, a building science competition for undergraduate and graduate students at U.S. colleges and universities. Sponsored by the Department of Energy, Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the competition encourages students in science, technology, engineering, and math to share solutions for challenges facing the building science industry.
Working with Athens Area Habitat for Humanity, UGA’s team of undergraduates developed a plan to make residential energy audits more affordable and less intrusive for homeowners. Their proposal won first place in the competition’s Energy Audits for Residential or Commercial Buildings Challenge and earned the team an invitation to the finals Jan. 28-29, 2021. The winners of the final competition will earn a 10-week paid internship at Oak Ridge National Laboratory or the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
The members of UGA’s team are: Hudson May and Gaspar Pedro, both undergraduate agricultural engineering students, and Gordon Stead, a master’s student in environmental engineering. The team's advisor is Thomas Lawrence, a professor of practice in the College of Engineering, who worked with the students throughout the competition as part of his Sustainable Building Design course.
Read more: http://bit.ly/37kq2rw
12/10/2020
The UGA College of Engineering congratulates alumnus and advisory board member Truitt Eavenson on his retirement from Georgia Power. A 1983 agricultural engineering graduate, Truitt enjoyed a successful 36-year career at Georgia Power, ultimately serving as Southeast Region Vice President. Following his retirement Dec. 31, Truitt plans to remain active in the civic life of Savannah. Best wishes to an amazing Bulldog Engineer!
12/09/2020
Angela Nguyen, a Masters student in the UGA College of Engineering, connects her research to real-world challenges. Working with UGA's Archway Partnership, she developed a Local Georgia Bridge Asset Management Guide for Spalding County.
"I have gained such valuable experience working with Spalding County through the Archway Partnership. Most importantly, I am able to say that over the course of just three months I helped create a plan for Spalding County’s bridges, which is a monumental milestone for me and the University of Georgia."
Learn more about Angela's experience and UGA Engineering's partnership with Archway: https://bit.ly/2Iw9l2Z
12/07/2020
Two UGA researchers say a new international coalition of civilian nuclear power partners is needed to offset China and Russia's growing geopolitical influence in the nuclear sphere.
The researchers, David Gattie, an associate professor in the UGA College of Engineering, and Joshua Massey, director of the Master of International Policy program in UGA’s School of Public and International Affairs, have published a new analysis, Twenty-First Century U.S. Nuclear Power: A National Security Imperative, in Strategic Studies Quarterly, a peer-reviewed academic journal sponsored by the United States Air Force covering issues related to national and international security.
The study stems from an ongoing interdisciplinary collaboration between the College of Engineering and UGA’s Center for International Trade and Security, an effort to fuse energy systems engineering with international policy in response to emerging national security issues.
Read more: https://bit.ly/2K2GkvZ
12/03/2020
Message in a bottle: researchers in the University of Georgia College of Engineering teamed up with National Geographic, Exeter University, the Zoological Society of London and other partners to electronically track plastic waste in the Ganges and Bay of Bengal.
Their new study, published today in PLOS One, showed plastic bottles equipped with electronic GPS tags can travel hundreds of miles in just a few months. One bottle travelled 1,768 miles (2,845km) in 94 days.
“In plastic pollution research, we still rely on models of how much plastic makes its way from land to a river, and then once in the river, how an item like a bottle might travel to the sea,” said Jenna Jambeck, a professor in the UGA College of Engineering and Scientific Co-Lead of the Sea to Source Expedition. “This research demonstrates open-source technology that can help fill the knowledge gap regarding plastic movement with real-time measurements of how far an item can travel in aquatic systems and into the ocean.”
Amy Brooks, a Ph.D. candidate in Jambeck’s research group at UGA and a National Geographic Explorer, is working with similar technology to explore the movement of litter on land.
Read more: https://bit.ly/3g18yDu
12/01/2020
Commit to leading the pack!
Commit to leading the pack!
Congratulations to the UGA College of Engineering alumni named to the 2021 Bulldog 100: Kyle Grist of Grist Pallets; Lamar Smith of Lamar Smith Homes; Robert Moore, Jr. of Moore Civil; and Ed Lane of Smith Planning Group.
Each year, the UGA Alumni Association celebrates the Bulldog 100, the top 100 fastest-growing businesses owned or operated by UGA alumni.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/bulldog100-2021
11/23/2020
Equity Engineers Council | UGA College of Engineering
The University of Georgia College of Engineering has established a new advisory group to advocate for the needs and interests of minority students. The Equity Engineers Council is empowered to identify and address social, educational, professional, and other challenges faced by underrepresented students. This leadership group will initiate ideas, activities, programs, and resources to better serve and support minority student groups.
The council is now seeking applications from students interested in serving on this important panel. Learn more: https://bit.ly/equity-council
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Equity Engineers Council The University of Georgia College of Engineering established the Equity Engineers Council to advocate for the needs and interests of minority students. The Equity Engineers Council is empowered to identify and address social, educational, professional, and other challen...
11/19/2020
We had a great time during College Spirit Day, part of this year's UGA Homecoming celebration! Hot chocolate, treats from the Lil Ice Cream Dude, and photos on the lawn at the Driftmier Engineering Center were part of our celebration of Bulldog Engineering.
11/17/2020
The College of Engineering's team is rocking the UGA Homecoming Week Dance Competition! Students can help push our team to victory by voting at this link: https://bit.ly/36MIIyT
The winners will be announced today at 7 p.m.
11/17/2020
A big shout-out to UGA engineering alumnus Walter Cromer! The company he founded, Eden Concepts, has received a US Department of Agriculture grant to design, develop, test and deliver a portable precision fluid drill for planting seeds. The new system is designed to reduce labor and production costs for small and mid-sized farmers.
Read more: https://bit.ly/38QJmOr
11/16/2020
Bulldog Engineers: let's commit to finishing the semester strong. Please read this important message from Dean Leo regarding instruction in the College of Engineering as well as vital health and safety information:
https://bit.ly/covid-leo
11/13/2020
Cool images of SPOC, the University of Georgia's first research satellite, deploying from the International Space Station. Designed and built by students in the Small Satellite Research Laboratory, SPOC is short for Spectral Ocean Color.
The small satellite will monitor the health of coastal ecosystems from space, providing valuable data to researchers at UGA and beyond. It features an advanced optic system that can zoom in on coastal areas to detect chemical composition and physical characteristics on ocean and wetland surfaces—all of which fits into a spacecraft that’s about the size of a loaf of bread.
The team won a highly competitive research grant from NASA to secure a spot on a rocket and earn funding. Over the months and years, the lab has grown to include over 100 students who get hands-on experience in fields ranging from physics and electronics to geography and engineering.
Learn more: http://smallsat.uga.edu
11/11/2020
Student organizations exemplify our core values of collaboration, diversity, inclusion, resiliency and more.
Support student programs with a Giving Day donation.
With your support our student organizations build Formula competition cars from the ground up, design and race concrete canoes, create and launch Alka rockets and even deploy satellites into space! Our more than 20 organizations help members build teamwork and leadership skills, foster a diverse community, provide cultural support and give students the opportunity to pursue something they're passionate about. Your commitment provides opportunities for members to attend national conferences, make professional connections, and shape the leaders of tomorrow.
We are overwhelmed by the generosity of our engineering family. With seven hours to go, we already surpassed our goal of 50 donors! Help us reach our new goal of 75!
Join us in creating more opportunities for students like Alexandria by making a gift to the Engineering Enhancement Fund. Now more than ever, every one counts.
Give now: https://bit.ly/2020givingday
11/11/2020
Our research changes lives. Through investments in talented faculty and next-generation facilities, we’re leading the search for solutions that result in healthier people, a more secure future, and stronger communities around the world.
Your support helps our world-class faculty and students develop new tools to fight diseases, create new strategies to improve cyber-security, explore ways to make our infrastructure more resilient, and even transform the way we teach engineering.
A gift to the Engineering Enhancement Fund directly supports our ability to facilitate barrier-breaking research. Make yours today!
Give now: https://bit.ly/2020givingday
11/10/2020
University of Georgia College of Engineering alumni are leaders, research analysts, professors and innovators—and you’ll find them improving lives around the world.
Engineering alumni have one thing in common—the heart to work with passion and make our world a better place. That’s what it means to be an Bulldog Engineer. As we kick off our inaugural Giving Day, we are asking you to make a gift, no matter the amount, to the Engineering Enhancement Fund.
Giving Day will highlight some of the ways we use the fund to support students and enhance the quality of their academic experience.
If you need more proof that supporting UGA Engineering makes an impact in our world, look to our response at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. In quick time, students and faculty mobilized to provide face shields to health care partners all over the state of Georgia. Your support makes this impact possible. Thank you for always answering the call.
Follow along on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter for our progress and featured funds. Go Dawgs!
Give now: https://bit.ly/2020givingday
11/09/2020
We commit to equality.
The University of Georgia College of Engineering is launching a new Women’s Leadership Initiative designed to empower faculty, staff, post doctorate and graduate students in the college.
“The Women’s Leadership Initiative supports the perspective that gender equality advances opportunities for all at the college, the institution and beyond,” said Donald Leo, dean of the UGA College of Engineering.
Read more: http://bit.ly/WLI-UGA
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11/05/2020
Congratulations to Brandon Rotavera, an assistant professor in the University of Georgia College of Engineering!
Rotavera, who has a joint appointment in UGA’s department of chemistry, has received a grant from the National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development Program (CAREER) to study new high-pressure chemical reactions vital to the design of next-generation combustion systems.
CAREER grants, among the most prestigious awarded by the NSF, support early-career faculty who exhibit promise as both researchers and teachers, and whose work has the potential to advance their field and their institution.
Funded by a $510,000 award, Rotavera’s project is designed to develop new, fundamental understanding of the chemical reactions that occur in combustion systems powered by alternative fuels. The work will provide a foundation for the design of sustainable combustion systems for transportation.
Learn more: http://bit.ly/CAREER-Rotavera
11/02/2020
Time to harvest the peanuts? There may be an app for that!
Georgia’s peanut crop generates more than $600 million annually, but determining the optimal harvest time for the crop can be tricky. Current crop assessment tools are time consuming and prone to human error, leading to millions of dollars in lost yield each year.
Researchers in the University of Georgia College of Engineering are working to help farmers improve the quality and quantity of their yield by providing them with faster and more accurate data. In a new study published in Springer Precision Agriculture, the UGA team presents a portable, smartphone-based system for peanut harvest analysis.
Read more: http://bit.ly/uga-peanut-app
10/26/2020
We connect next-generation research with real-world solutions.
“When a patient comes into a hospital, the last concern he or she should have is developing additional ailments that can complicate treatment or recovery. Our goal is to eliminate the risk of infection and device clotting, improving patient outcome.”
Megan Douglass, a Ph.D. candidate in the UGA College of Engineering, is designing and evaluating antimicrobial and blood-compatible surfaces to reduce the rate of infection and clotting related to medical device use. Her work to make hospital stays safer recently earned a 2020 Baxter Young Investigator Award, one of only 16 presented by health care product company Baxter International.
One of the most promising breakthroughs in Douglass’ research involves the combination of copper nanoparticles with nitric oxide-releasing technology, creating a multifunctional antibacterial and antithrombotic platform for medical device coatings.
Learn more: http://bit.ly/douglass-uga
10/23/2020
"I decided to transfer to UGA solely for the College of Engineering. I sat through my first informational meeting and I knew that majoring in Engineering would challenge me to be the best version of myself."
Payton Aussin, an electrical engineering major from Alpharetta, transferred to UGA after beginning her college journey at Georgia College and State University. She credits her involvement in student organizations and UGA's free tutoring resources for helping her make the transition and be successful.
Learn more about our amazing transfer students as we celebrate National Transfer Student Week: https://engineering.uga.edu/transfer-student-week-2020
10/22/2020
"I chose to transfer to UGA because I knew it was where I could realize my full potential and set myself up for success. The opportunities to get involved in the community, make an impact, prepare me for the future, and meet the most incredible people are endless."
Diego Alarcon, a fourth-year civil engineering student, transferred to the University of Georgia after starting his college career at Georgia State University.
Learn more about our amazing transfer students as the UGA College of Engineering celebrates National Transfer Student Week: https://engineering.uga.edu/transfer-student-week-2020
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UGA College of Engineering Experiential Learning
The UGA College of Engineering prides itself on the experiential learning opportunities we provide students, from undergraduate research and internships to co-ops and study abroad. Those opportunities will continue this semester and our Director of Experiential Learning and Outreach, Lauren Anglin, says students should watch for weekly e-newsletters with details. For updates on the College of Engineering's preparations for the return to campus, visit http://www.engineering.uga.edu/covid-19
Commit to being prepared
Commit to being prepared. Great tip from #UGA Engineering student Celena Michaud as we head into fall semester: stash an extra mask! Learn more about our preparations for fall semester: http://engineering.uga.edu/covid-19
Commit to making connections
While this fall semester will be different in many ways, the UGA College of Engineering is committed to providing students with many opportunities to connect with employers, our alumni and our corporate partners.
A message from Dean Leo
With the start of the new semester just a couple of weeks away, Dean Donald Leo shares important updates with students on the College of Engineering's preparations for Fall 2020. Let's stay Dawg Strong, Bulldog Engineers!
Commit to Georgia: A Historic Campaign
The University of Georgia’s Commit to Georgia Campaign ended June 30 after raising $1.45 billion, becoming the university’s most successful fundraising effort in its history. As part of the campaign, the UGA College of Engineering exceeded more than $13 million in support - an amazing accomplishment for a college founded within the past decade. The commitment of our alumni and friends has expanded scholarships, helped renovate the Driftmier Engineering Center, and established sustainable programs to enchance the student experience. To learn more about the impact of the Commit to Georgia campaign, visit give.uga.edu
Great Commitments: Mable Fok
You can’t see it. You can’t feel it. But you use it every day—on your phone, your laptop, your tablet. It’s the radio frequency spectrum, and it’s what makes communicating without being in the same room possible. There’s a problem, though: The spectrum is running out of available frequencies, and we can’t create more. Associate professor of engineering Mable Fok wants to be sure we’re making the most out of what we have, so she’s using light to identify and harness unused holes in the spectrum. https://t.uga.edu/62h
Congratulations to this year's recipients of our Undergraduate Awards for Academic Excellence! Each year, we recognize one senior student from each degree program who has demonstrated exemplary performance in upper-level engineering coursework. This year's honorees are: Haley Selsor, Agricultural Engineering; Will Ledford, Biological Engineering; Paul Coughlin, Civil Engineering (not pictured); Vaishnavi Thesma, Computer Systems Engineering; Doug DeBoer, Electrical and Electronics Engineering; Mary Burnam, Environmental Engineering; and Sean Sullivan, Mechanical Engineering.
2020 Capstone Design Showcase Award Ceremony!
Debris Tracker
Plastic pollution in our oceans is an enormous challenge. Jenna Jambeck and Kyle Johnsen, researchers in the UGA College of Engineering, helped design the Marine Debris Tracker app to allow citizen scientists to keep tabs on the problem. The data collected from the app can help create upstream solutions. Learn more: https://t.uga.edu/5SG
Dr. David Gattie
As we launch online classes this week in the UGA College of Engineering, Associate Professor David Gattie has some words of encouragement for our students - and a musical reminder to watch your social distancing...
Finish Strong
Let's hunker down and finish strong, Bulldog Engineers! A special message from Dean Donald Leo as we transition to online classes in the UGA College of Engineering. Updates and resources for students, staff and faculty are available at www. engineering.uga.edu/covid-19
Connect hands-on research to real-world results
We commit to providing hands-on research opportunities for our students. Caitlin Cato and Katherine Shayne share their experiences with the faculty and researchers at the University of Georgia's New Materials Institute, an interdisciplinary research center housed in the College of Engineering.
New Materials Institute Experiences
The New Materials Institute, an interdisciplinary research hub housed in the College of Engineering, offers students a next-level research experience. Caitlin Cato and Katherine Shayne share their experiences with the faculty and researchers. Learn more about the New Materials Institute and its research at newmaterials.uga.edu.
Senior Signature 2020
Commit to leaving your legacy. The first Senior Signature plaque was created in 1991 with just a few hundred signatures. Today, thousands of graduating students make a difference by donating a minimum $50 gift to the university. This gift includes a designation option so that graduates can give to any school, college, department, program, or scholarship that has had a personal impact on them during their time at UGA. All May, August and December undergraduate and graduate students are eligible to include their name on the plaque. The deadline is March 31. Learn more: https://gail.uga.edu/giving/senior-signature#
Happy Thanksgiving from UGA Engineering
Happy Thanksgiving to our donors and supporters! For the opportunities you create, for the challenges you meet, for the barriers you break, for the lives you change...we thank you!
UGA Student Aerospace Initiative Alka-Rocket 2019
A team from the University of Georgia College of Engineering has been named a finalist in the Bayer Alka-Rocket Challenge for the second consecutive year. Members of the UGA Student Aerospace Initiative will travel to the Kennedy Space Center next month to compete against three other finalists selected from colleges and universities across the nation for a chance to win $30,000. An Alka-Rocket is a model rocket often built using a 35mm canister and propelled by the chemical reaction that occurs when effervescent tablets are mixed with water. The finalist teams were selected by a panel of judges based on the design, execution and creativity of their rockets. Check out UGA SAI's submission video:
NOVA at UGA Engineering
The UGA College of Engineering hosts a video crew from the PBS documentary series NOVA which is working on an upcoming episode on materials.
Spring Convocation 2019
What makes the University of Georgia College of Engineering so special? Let our 2019 graduates tell you.
Spring 2019 Convocation: the Arch
"This felt great to finally do! Finally got to walk under the Arch and I will forever be able to do so!" Congratulations to Josh, one of our 2019 electrical engineering graduates.
UGA Engineering and Computer Science VR Demos 2019
Engineering and computer science students at the University of Georgia will demonstrate their virtual reality projects, like this firefighter training tool, Tuesday, May 7 from noon until 3:00 p.m. at the Science Library in the Boyd Graduate Studies Building. The live demos are open to the public. Details and more cool previews: http://bit.ly/VRdemoUGA
SEC Academic Honor Roll
Four student-athletes in the UGA College of Engineering have been named to the 2018-19 Southeastern Conference (SEC) Winter Academic Honor Roll. Congratulations to Ariana Henderson (Women's Basketball, Civil Engineering); Emily Clark (Equestrian, Mechanical Engineering); Joshua Horne (Swimming and Diving, Biochemical Engineering); and Billy Rothery (Swimming and Diving, Civil Engineering). The winter honor roll considers grades from the 2018 spring, summer and fall terms. Student-athletes from both basketball teams, the men's and women's swimming and diving teams, as well as the equestrian and gymnastics squads, are considered for the honor roll. Any student-athlete who participates in a Southeastern Conference championship sport, has a grade point average of 3.00 or higher, and has completed a minimum 24 semester hours, is eligible for nomination. A total of 73 University of Georgia Student-Athletes were named to the honor roll, ranking third in the conference.
Senior Design Showcase - Conveyor Reject System
How cool is this? A student team designed and programmed a conveyor reject system for their capstone senior design project. The system uses an optical scanner to sort material based on its label and to reject items without a label. Then, a collaborative robotic arm gathers the material and places it in "pallets." The system was on display Tuesday at our annual Senior Design Showcase.
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Committed to empowering a new generation of engineers
Understanding that 21st century engineers require more than technical knowledge, the University of Georgia College of Engineering equips students with an understanding of the social and economic impact of their work, the ability to communicate their ideas to a wide variety of people, the ability to work effectively in teams, and the skills to provide leadership in solving society’s greatest challenges.
Our students are immersed in hands-on learning through design-based classroom and field experiences, undergraduate and graduate research, study abroad, co-ops and internships. We offer 15 undergraduate and graduate degree programs as well as a variety of dual degrees and combined bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
The UGA College of Engineering is where rigorous academics connect with real-world practice; where the energy of a startup connects with the birthplace of American public higher education; where leadership connects with collaboration; and where soaring aspirations connect to concrete achievements.
We are driven by a spirit of learning, discovery and innovation that distinguishes Bulldog Engineers from all others.
Learn more at engineering.uga.edu.
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If you're an engineering student, you might be interesting in joining the small satellite research lab! Our goal is to put UGA among the top space-faring universities by designing, building, and testing small satellites. Learn more at smallsat.uga.edu