Mechanical Engineering Professor Earns CAREER Award from National Science Foundation
Golden Kumar is dedicated to the study of metallic glasses and how to eliminate issues to make them a commercially viable material. Learn More
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Professor Receives CAREER Award from National Science Foundation
He´s research involves wind turbine farm efficiency when dealing with disruptive weather. Learn More
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Nanophotonics Center Research Receives Big Boost
A $3 million grant will further the work of Electrical and Computer Engineering professors
in their search of new gain materials for eye-safe, high-energy lasers.
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