Sharmila Mukhopadhyay, director of Wright State’s Center for Nano-Scale Multifunctional Materials, will help formulate and implement U.S. foreign policy.
Although Wright State student Roberto Clemente is related to the Hall of Fame outfielder of the same name, his story is about much more than baseball.
Mike Raymer, professor of computer science and engineering, is the latest engineering researcher to join the so-called "Barn Gang" at the Dayton Engineers Club.
Wright State and area colleges train schoolteachers on teaching materials science to their students at summer camp.
The Wright State chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers helps prepare students for successful careers as engineers.
Wright State will hold its 2015 spring commencement ceremony in the Nutter Center on Saturday, May 2, at 10 a.m.
Wright State engineering and computer science students will put their best work on display during the Senior Design Showcase May 1.
Wright State engineering student Emily Burns puts Air Force engines through computer simulations at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Wright State researchers are testing a propeller blade that could revolutionize wind power by making turbines more powerful, efficient, quieter and less expensive.
Team of engineering students are building a robot capable of maneuvering around a simulated Martian environment while digging, collecting and dumping soil and gravel.
