Wright State’s Army ROTC and the Department of Computer Science will host the Cyber Raider competition on Dec. 1.
Two Wright State graduate students were honored for developing a model that could be used to help patients with sickle cell disease better manage their pain.
Wright State computer science and engineering researchers are helping to develop a pilotless drone that could ferry medical supplies or emergency responders to disaster zones.
Virtual reality equipment that will help teach everything from anatomy to science and engineering will be available to Wright State students thanks to a workforce development award from the state.
Programs offered by the College of Engineering and Computer Science and the Raj Soin College of Business received re-accreditation from the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.
Rigling says he’s committed to taking care of students, faculty and staff in the college.
Doug Rasor and his wife, Barbara, hope their newly created scholarship will impact the lives of students, just as theirs was by a scholarship Doug received as a student at Wright State.
Wright State engineering students Trevor Nartker, Ivan Frasure and Jace Robinson will work at the Air Force Research Laboratory after completing their master’s degrees, supported by scholarships from the Defense Department.
The project involving the Wright State researchers is aimed at decoding differences in forensic DNA software used as evidence in criminal trials.
The engineering and computer science students are high achieving high school graduates from around the state.
