College of Engineering
Opelika-Auburn News, oanow.com 02-22-2013
Commonly known as E-Day, the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering's annual open house event brings more than 2,000 middle school, high school and junior college transfers to Auburn’s campus to learn about engineering and technology
The War Eagle Reader 02-12-2013
NASCAR's mighty new drying machines were developed in part by Auburn University's National Center for Asphalt Technology to reduce the time of track rain delays by 80 percent
WTVM 01-24-2013
Studies show connections between sports-related concussions and mild traumatic brain injuries as well as degenerative brain diseases - researchers at Auburn University's MRI Research Center are taking steps to discover the link between head trauma and long-term brain damage
WSFA 02-01-2012
Computer science and software engineering doctoral students Jonathan Lartigue and Russell Thackston have built an iPad app that uses virtual interactive games to teach kids healthy eating habits
Opelika-Auburn News, oanow.com 11-30-2011
An Auburn team of chemical and biomedical engineers led by Dr. Mark Byrne, a Daniel F. and Josephine Breeden associate professor in the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering, has developed a new method to deliver eye medications via contact lense
WTVM 10-04-2011
From computer science and software engineers creating iPad apps, to robotic lawnmowers and automotive manufacturing, reporter Katherine Kington takes a look into the College of Engineering
The War Eagle Reader 09-29-2011
Travis Taylor, a 1991 electrical engineering alum, is the star of National Geographic Channel's new show, "Rocket City Rednecks." Taylor built his foundation in engineering at Auburn before starting a career with the Army, Department of Defense and NASA
al.com 08-24-2011
An Auburn engineering senior design project for faculty member Thad Roppel's class took flight around the new Auburn practice facility. The robotic bird, an ornithopter, got a rare chance to fly after being on display for two years
News 3 WRBL 07-18-2011
Gas prices are in high gear this summer, so faculty member Peter Jones offers some fuel-saving tips
Atlanta Journal Constitution 06-08-2010
Tony Overfelt in the mechanical engineering department is looking the ability of microorganisms to survive in cabin air and on surfaces, studying the risk of contracting a communicable disease during airline travel through a $300,000 grant from the Federal Aviation Administration
Last Updated:
Mar. 06, 2013
