News from the School of Engineering

This highly prestigious award is presented to individuals or teams of individuals that developed or contributed to innovative manufacturing technologies that have led to substantial economic and/or societal benefits. 

When three of the five mechanical and aerospace engineering majors on a senior design team are athletes, it’s no surprise that their project choice—a device designed to help surfers catch a wave – would make waves. 

When Rutgers’ Livingston Theatre Company (LTC) wowed audiences by ending its 26th season with a full-scale performance of the beloved musical, Beauty and the Beast, the cast included two School of Engineering students. 

Four members of the School of Engineering faculty have been honored for their outstanding contributions to teaching and research.  

By studying novel biomolecular structures, Rutgers–New Brunswick scientists hope to better understand their role in health and disease  

Maribel Vazquez, a professor in the School of Engineering Department of Biomedical Engineering, is among the twelve recipients of the 2024-2025 Cheryl Wall Faculty Fellowships.

On May 10 at Jersey Mike's Arena the School of Engineering recognized the graduating seniors who had completed their studies across 10 engineering disciplines.

The Provost Award for Pioneering Research acknowledges the transformative societal impact – especially to smart homes, smart healthcare, and public safety areas – of Chen’s groundbreaking research in mobile sensing and mobile systems security. 

Junior Julianne Chan found a passion for environmental engineering research as a freshman.