Student News

Berto Garcia, who will start his second year in the department of electrical and computer engineering, created the system in high school for a science fair project. He now has a provisional patent. He's 19.

Woodpeckers. Long-horned rams. American football players.

They all have one major thing in common: frequent, repeated blows to the head.

Humans, however, seem to have a weakness not shared by the animals: they are more likely to suffer brain injuries from these impacts.
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Faculty News

Drs. Hongxing Jiang and Jingyu Lin Demonstrate a Cost Effective Neutron Detector to Detect Nuclear Material

One of the most critical issues the United States faces today is preventing terrorists from smuggling nuclear weapons into its ports. To this end, the U.S. Security and Accountability for Every Port Act mandates that all overseas cargo containers be scanned for possible nuclear materials or weapons.
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