Engineering
Investing in faculty success: Community of practice bridges theory to application gaps in the classroom
Nursing professor Dr. Amber Young-Brice provides pedagogical resources to College of Engineering.
Undergraduate engineers discover new skills and passions in hands-on summer research projects
This summer, over 20 undergraduate engineering students completed hands-on research projects alongside faculty experts in Marquette’s Opus College of Engineering. These projects offered students the opportunity to practice new technical skills, explore their curiosity and learn from experts in the field. Thirteen of this year’s undergraduate researchers were supported by the Opus College’s Summer Undergraduate…
Marquette students earn first, fourth and sixth place in Medical Imaging Informatics Hackathon
In June, 13 students from Marquette competed as three teams in the 2024 Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM) Hackathon in National Harbor, Maryland, gaining first-hand experience working with real clinicians to identify and address a health care problem. The SIIM Hackathon is an annual challenge for professional and student teams focused on creating…
Bridge to Business makes engineers better leaders
High-potential employees get a crash course in business basics with Marquette’s innovative executive education program.
Engineering students win international medical hackathon
Marquette’s teams finished first and fourth out of 14 teams from around the world.
Engineering professor earns two awards from Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Societies
The honor for El-Refaie includes a plaque, a $5,000 honorarium, and recognition at the IEEE Power & Energy Society General Meeting.
Certificate program developed in partnership with Marquette helps Milwaukee Tool employees thrive as systems engineers
Through this partnership, Milwaukee Tool systems engineers ground their everyday work experience within a foundational framework.
Problem solving on and off the court
Liza Karlen doesn’t take no for an answer. When she set out to major in engineering while also playing Division I college basketball, she knew there would be challenges. In high school, the 6’2” former Marquette women’s basketball player was approached by college athletic recruiters, and they all had similar responses when she revealed her…
Targeting PFAS: Marquette research aims to make forever chemicals less permanent — and more manageable for communities
A hallmark of research excellence and interdisciplinary collaboration, the $7.6 million Defense of Water project by Marquette and the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center is making significant headway in tackling PFAS.
U.S. News releases 2024-25 Best Engineering Graduate Program rankings
U.S. News and World Report today released its 2024-25 Best Engineering Graduate Program rankings.