In the Media

The “Engineering North Carolina’s Future” initiative, backed by transformative investments by the N.C. General Assembly, has ignited a surge of teaching and research excellence at UNC Charlotte. As part of its plan to use this investment, the W.S. Lee College of Engineering has expanded its capabilities with an initial recruitment of three new faculty members To read […]

William State Lee’s College of Engineering’s Joe Dalton, lab manager, and Brian Dutterer, technology applications manager, collaborated to develop and build a customized climate-controlled, sealed-environment microscope chamber the size of a tissue box. This chamber allows Sarah Stellwagen, assistant professor in the Department of Biological Sciences within UNC Charlotte’s College of Science, to transport microscopic spiders […]

UNC Charlotte’s 49er Rocketry Team was featured in Desktop Metal for its use of metal 3D printing.

Rob Keynton, dean of the William States Lee College of Engineering, co-leads a Society for Hispanic Engineers (SHPE) webinar on “Preventing Misinformation: Understanding the Supreme Court’s Ruling on Affirmative Action.” To read the full article, visit SHPE.

Hamed Tabkhi, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, speaks to WCNC about the multidisciplinary team of researchers working to determine ways technology, specifically AI, can automate the detection of common crimes in Charlotte, and eventually elsewhere. To watch the video, visit WCNC.

Duke Energy and the Energy Production and Infrastructure Center (EPIC) at UNC Charlotte teamed up to create PoleVolt, an EV charger that mounts on a light pole with overhead power. Learn more at Illumination (Duke Energy).

Cliff Daniels, who graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering in 2010, was recruited by Hendrick Motorsports and now works as Kyle Larson’s crew chief. Read what Larson says about Daniels’ leadership style at Catchfence.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation’s fully autonomous bus CASSI is spending six months at UNC Charlotte’s campus for a pilot program. To watch the video, visit WBTV.

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Hamed Tabkhi, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering at UNC Charlotte, speaks to WBTV about the pros and cons of using artificial intelligence in the classroom. To watch the video, visit WBTV.