College of Engineering

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UConn and Yale-led QuantumCT a Finalist for Transformative NSF Award

The National Science Foundation has announced Connecticut’s initiative as one of the few finalists for the Engines Program.

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Building Curiosity: Mark Raymond, CIO, State of Connecticut

UConn graduate Mark Raymond was inducted into the 2025 Academy of Distinguished Engineers class

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Emmanouil Anagnostou Named Fellow of the American Meteorological Society

Emmanouil "Manos" Anagnostou is honored for contributions to remote sensing hydrology, hydrometeorology, and environmental engineering

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UConn Engineering Welcomes Nine New Faculty Members

"Together, they represent the next wave of leaders who will advance our mission of excellence in research, teaching, and service.” 

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Cooperation and Competition: How Fetal and Maternal Cells Evolved to Work Together

Study published in PNAS reexamines the dogma of genetic conflict in the maternal-fetal interface

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UConn Engineering Helps Graduates Pursue Careers with Local Industry

From Senior Design Demonstration Day to UConn career fairs, employers are presented with opportunities to meet and network with the newest generation of UConn engineering students.

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UConn to Host Inaugural Tech Showcase

The Sept. 18 event will bring together the state’s leading innovators and offer elite opportunities for startups and students

Dr. Cato T. Laurencin at the Rock Star Symposium (Photo Courtesy of the Cato T. Laurencin Institute).

Rock Stars of Regenerative Engineering Symposium at the American Chemical Society Conference

The symposium, coordinated by ACS’s Division of Polymeric Materials Science and Engineering, highlights the Regenerative Engineering Society, founded by UConn's Dr. Cato T. Laurencin.

Three College of Engineering researchers examine a water sensor in their lab at UConn.

Smart Water Sensors Help Preserve Clean Water Supplies

A College of Engineering research team is developing smart sensors for monitoring municipal wastewater, soil and other treatments with more accuracy and stability than existing sensor technology

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UConn-Led Network Expands NMR Reach

Instruments added to three sites across the country increase access to NMR technology