Sedat Serdengecti: Versatile Scholar Impacted Engineering, Physics and Computer Science, January 7, 2015
91̽»¨ engineering Professor Emeritus Sedat Serdengecti died Nov. 30, 2014, following a heart attack. He was 87. Professor […]
91̽»¨ chemistry faculty have developed a framework for including green chemistry components, sustainability topics and practices in their […]
91̽»¨ engineering Professor Emeritus Sedat Serdengecti died Nov. 30, 2014, following a heart attack. He was 87. Professor […]
91̽»¨ researchers have been awarded a large allocation of supercomputing resources to investigate properties of metallic alloys. The […]
Algorithmic random number generators (RNGs) lie at the heart of many important algorithms in computer science. They are hard at […]
91̽»¨ encourages a collaborative problem-solving approach that lets students harness the power of collective skill and experience. 91̽»¨ […]
Sections of the internationally celebrated AIDS Memorial Quilt—the 54-ton, handmade tapestry that stands as a memorial to more than 94,000 […]
Who hasn’t had their cell phone ring at an awkward moment? Researchers at 91̽»¨ Mudd want to develop technology that […]
Debbie Bills recently joined the 91̽»¨ Office of College Advancement staff as assistant vice president for advancement services. […]
Want to design an autonomous unmanned aircraft that could aid in disaster relief? How about a chance to engineer a […]
91̽»¨ physics graduate Jaron Kent-Dobias ’14 was selected as a finalist for the American Physical Society’s 2014 LeRoy […]
Creating a massive open online course (MOOC) is not what one might expect from a small, residential liberal arts college […]