China
Fan hosts international student interns
Dr. Jun Fan, professor of electrical and computer engineering, has hosted a sixth group of international student interns. From 2013 to 2017, 41 students have participated in S&T’s Electromagnetic Compatibility Lab (EMC) student internship program.
Read More »In the news: China’s economy, credit cards, moon ice
- Alanna Krolikowski, assistant professor of history and political science, is quoted in an article about China’s economy that also includes quotes from Bill Gates and Penny Pritzker, former U.S. secretary of commerce, among many others. Read More »
Das delivers keynotes around world
This spring, Dr. Sajal Das presented keynote addresses on smart living and cyber topics at conferences around the globe. Das is a professor and Daniel St. Clair Endowed Chair of computer science. He spoke at the following events:
Read More »Wunsch speaks in China about computational intelligence
Dr. Donald Wunsch, the Mary F. Finley Missouri Distinguished Professor of Computer Engineering, delivered a keynote presentation May 8 at the Forum on the Frontier of the Discipline of Computational Intelligence in Intelligent Control. The event was held at Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan, China. Wunsch’s presentation was titled, “Computational Intelligence in Multi-Agent Systems.”
Read More »In the news: ASM.org, Engineering.com, Globe and Mail, IEEE Spectrum, Kansas City Star, Missouri Business, New York Post, People Behind the Science, Washington Post
- Dr. Dave Westenberg, associate professor of biological sciences, wrote an article, “What It’s Like to Volunteer at a Science Festival,” posted May 16 on the American Society for Microbiology’s website, asm.org.
- Dr. Frank Liou, the Michael and Joyce Bytnar Product Innovation and Creativity Professor, was interviewed for an article, “Bridging the Skills Gap in the Manufacturing Industry,” by Meghan Brown of engineering.com. The article was posted on the engineering.com website on May 15. Read More »
Historian publishes on Chinese society
Alanna Krolikowski’s article,“Shaking Up and Making Up China: How the Party-state Compromises and Creates Ontological Security for Its Subjects” is published in the February issue of the Journal of International Relations and Development.
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Geologist leads $2.1 million NSF project
Dr. Wan Yang, associate professor of geology and geophysics, has devoted his academic career to unlocking the mysteries of the Permian mass extinction more than 250 million years ago. That geological odyssey now finds him leading an 11-institution consortium that has been collectively awarded a $2.1 million National Science Foundation research grant.
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