Infections acquired in hospitals kill thousands of people in the U.S. each year, and sticky colonies of bacteria known as biofilm that form on medical implants are one of the leading causes of these infections. Thrombosis, or blood clotting,…
Fred Beyette has been named the founding chair of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering in the University of Georgia College of Engineering. His appointment is effective August 1.Beyette is currently a professor of electrical engineering and computing systems…
Just five years after being founded, UGA’s College of Engineering is already fulfilling its promise to Georgia. Created to fill the needs of this rapidly growing state, the university’s College of Engineering is showing growth in…
The University of Georgia College of Engineering honored its largest class of graduates to date May 5 during its Spring 2017 Convocation. More than 200 undergraduate and graduate students were recognized during the ceremony in Hugh Hodgson Concert Hall at the…
A switch from solar nanotechnology to international city planning is giving recent UGA College of Engineering graduate Gaby Pierre the opportunity to find her true passion(s)To say Gaby Pierre has done a 180-degree turn since she first…