Departmental News
Amir Ghasemi Wins NSF CAREER Award for Human-Machine Interface Project
Amir Ghasemi, Assistant Professor in the William States Lee College of Engineering, earned the prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER Award in June of this year to support his investigations in the area of human-robot interaction.
W.S. Lee College of Engineering Launches North Carolina BATT CAVE Research Center
It isn’t the secret, subterranean headquarters of a masked superhero and a turbocharged car, but the North Carolina BATT CAVE Research Center may very well transform the future of battery technology and the vehicles that use it.
BATT CAVE Director Leads Charlotte’s Push to Battery Research Prominence
Jun Xu, recognized internationally as a battery safety and modeling expert, leads UNC Charlotte’s BATT CAVE— the North Carolina Battery Complexity, Autonomous Vehicle and Electrification Research Center — the only university-led battery research center in the state.
49ers Racing Speeds into Top 10 in International FSAE Competition
UNC Charlotte’s Formula SAE team, 49ers Racing, returned this weekend from the SAE International Collegiate competition at Michigan International Speedway, where they placed in the top 10.
EPIC Leads $1 Million NSF Engine Development Award to Help “Clean Carolinas”
EPIC again leads the way to energy solutions. Mike Mazzola, Executive Director of EPIC, was recently awarded an NSF Engines Development Award for $1 million.
Advice From Commencement Speaker Abby McConnell To First-Year Niners
Abby McConnell will graduate Saturday with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in electrical engineering and a concentration in energy.
Taiwanese EV Executives Tour Engineering Research Lab
A delegation of 16 Taiwanese electric vehicle executives received an inside look at how UNC Charlotte is building a talent pipeline and creating innovation for the state and region’s emerging electric vehicle industry during a campus tour Thursday, May 4.
Dean Keynton shares importance of increasing Hispanic representation in STEM at the White House
Hispanics and Latinos make up nearly one-fifth of the U.S. population, but they hold only 8% of STEM-related jobs. On April 18, Rob Keynton, dean of the William States Lee College of Engineering, was invited with other colleagues, students and professionals from across the country to the White House to discuss how this gap can be closed.
Charlotte’s Engineering Graduate Programs Receive Increased Recognition in U.S. News Rankings
U.S. News & World Report again ranked William States Lee College of Engineering among the Best Graduate Programs in the nation, according to the publication’s 2023-2024 Best Graduate Schools rankings.
From Congo to Computer Engineering
Learn about Celestin Gasirabo’s journey to Charlotte.