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Alumni updates needed
Have news to submit to the College of Engineering? Let us know about achievements, milestones, events and more!
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 Combustion lab does research with a bang
Marcis Jansons, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, oversees the Transparent Engine and Laser Diagnostics Lab, which is home to a rare $1 million test engine. One of only about 15 in the United States, the high-tech facility allows Jansons and his students to run sophisticated diagnostic tests on the combustion process by using advanced optics.
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 Wayne State Formula SAE team competes
Wayne State Formula SAE team competes at Formula North and Formula West engineering student-design competitions.
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 College establishes nanoengineering program
Beginning in winter 2015,the College will offer a nanoengineering undergraduate certificate program that will provide students with in-depth training in the emerging area.
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 Chair selected to serve as member of NIH Medical Imaging Study Section at the Center for Scientific Review
Juri Gelovani, professor and chair of biomedical engineering at the College of Engineering, has been selected to serve as a member of the National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) Medical Imaging Study Section at the Center for Scientific Review.
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 Wayne State opens Urban Watershed Research and Training field station
Wayne State University celebrated the opening of the Huron to Erie Alliance for Research and Training (HEART) field facilities. HEART is a collaborative effort among Wayne State, Macomb Community College, the Huron-Clinton Metropark Authority and Macomb County, and it aims to attract scientists, educators and students to conduct innovative research focusing on urban water systems and the environment.
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 College bestows its first biomedical engineering bachelors degrees
In fall 2010, the College welcomed its first cohort of undergraduate biomedical engineering students. Learn more about their journey at Wayne and beyond.
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Engineering research laboratories to receive upgrade
An estimated $1 million project will provide renovations and upgrades to approximately eight research laboratories throughout Wayne State University’s College of Engineering building.
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 Computer Science faculty and students place second in national competition
Led by associate professors Jing Hua and Hongwei Zhang, the team was one of 32 selected to demonstrate application of the GENI (Global Environment for Network Innovations) technology in research and development projects.
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