Department Events & News

A trip to the African nation of Malawi proved to be a life-changing experience for engineering student Emily Diller.

Benjamin Ausdenmoore, a Wright State graduate who now works at Ball Aerospace, played a key role in outfitting a simulator that allows a disabled person to drive. Ausdenmoore and his colleagues at Ball developed technology that allowed a disabled race car driver to get …

Wright State graduate Benjamin Ausdenmoore played a key role in outfitting a racing simulator that allows a disabled person to drive.

A revolutionary heart pump provides invaluable learning opportunity for Wright State students to understand cardiac function.

New residential learning community geared toward serving students in the Colleges of Science and Mathematics and Engineering and Computer Science.

Wright State student Ian Kallay will spend part of his summer cycling from the Dayton Campus to San Francisco to raise public awareness about sex trafficking.

Low-cost digital X-ray receptor earns Wright State engineering students top honors at the national health technologies competition.

A $2 million research grant from the Air Force Research Laboratory is the latest win for Wright State’s Center for Sensor Exploitation.

Wright State medical researcher Caroline Cao is investigating how to improve the use of surgical robotics in abdominal surgery.

Govind Bharwani, Ph.D., co-director of ergonomics and Alzheimer’s care in the College of Engineering and Computer Science and director of Nursing Ergonomics and Alzheimer’s Care at the Nursing Institute of West Central Ohio, received the American College of Health Care …