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- Lin Receives NSF CAREER AwardAugust 21, 2024BATON ROUGE, LA - Where some people see an eyesore that needs to be destroyed, LSU Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Hai "Thomas" Lin sees inspiration for the future.Lin's latest research project, funded by a nearly $630,000 National Science Foundation CAREER Award, is taking characteristics from mud dauber nests and the root systems of fungi to design 3D-printed soil for sustainable, durable, and cost-effective earthen buildings. More than three billion people around the world live in earthen buildings, which are gaining popularity in Europe, Western Australia, Canada, and California because of their eco-friendly and cost-effective credentials.
- LSU Civil & Environmental Engineering Professor, Team Studying Impacts of Offshore Wind TechnologyAugust 15, 2024BATON ROUGE, LA - In October of last year, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management announced it had finalized four Wind Energy Areas (WEAs) in the Gulf of Mexico that could support offshore wind projects with the potential to produce enough clean, renewable energy to power more than 3 million homes.
- Lin Receives NSF CAREER AwardAugust 21, 2024BATON ROUGE, LA - Where some people see an eyesore that needs to be destroyed, LSU Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Hai "Thomas" Lin sees inspiration for the future.Lin's latest research project, funded by a nearly $630,000 National Science Foundation CAREER Award, is taking characteristics from mud dauber nests and the root systems of fungi to design 3D-printed soil for sustainable, durable, and cost-effective earthen buildings. More than three billion people around the world live in earthen buildings, which are gaining popularity in Europe, Western Australia, Canada, and California because of their eco-friendly and cost-effective credentials.
- LSU Civil & Environmental Engineering Professor, Team Studying Impacts of Offshore Wind TechnologyAugust 15, 2024BATON ROUGE, LA - In October of last year, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management announced it had finalized four Wind Energy Areas (WEAs) in the Gulf of Mexico that could support offshore wind projects with the potential to produce enough clean, renewable energy to power more than 3 million homes.
- Schechter Named New Petroleum Engineering ChairAugust 14, 2024BATON ROUGE, LA - The College of Engineering has named David Schechter as the new chair of the Craft & Hawkins Department of Petroleum Engineering. He brings to the role more than 30 years of dedication to academic petroleum engineering and research in Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR).
- Baggili Named New Computer Science ChairAugust 13, 2024BATON ROUGE, LA - The College of Engineering has named Ibrahim "Abe" Baggili as the new chair of the Division of Computer Science and Engineering. He joined LSU in 2022 and has served as a professor of computer science and cybersecurity.
- LSU EE Professor Acquires Self-Driving Car Studio for Students, FacultyBATON ROUGE, LA - LSU Electrical Engineering Assistant Professor Xiangyu Meng has acquired a new Self-Driving Car Studio (SDCS) that will be used by faculty and students. Meng says the new SDCS will encourage synergistic research between multiple groups across campus working on intelligent transportation, including those in electrical and computer engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, and construction management.
- LSU Civil Engineering Researchers Publish Paper on CAV Impact on Road NetworksAugust 7, 2024BATON ROUGE, LA - LSU Civil Engineering researchers have examined the effects of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs) on traffic operation and safety at full-cloverleaf interchanges. What they've found is that the more CAVs present on this type of interchange, the greater the reduction in travel time, improved traffic flow, and enhanced safety.
- Khonsari Honored by ASME, Enjoying Summer of AccoladesJuly 23, 2024BATON ROUGE, LA - It has been quite a summer for LSU Mechanical Engineering Professor Michael Khonsari, as he has garnered one honor after another over the last few months, including his most recent, being named an Honorary Member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). The distinction recognizes individuals for "lifetime service to mechanical engineering research and education, particularly through technical books, and trendsetting research papers."
- LSU Mechanical Engineering Professor Seeks to Better Understand Fuel Droplet Dynamics in Propulsion SystemsJuly 8, 2024BATON ROUGE, LA - LSU Mechanical Engineering Associate Professor Shyam Menon is part of a collaborative project with Missouri University of Science & Technology (MST) that will develop strategies to facilitate a better understanding of the physics of high-speed propulsion systems. Such systems have application in the defense sector and civilian sector, including supersonic commercial transport and commercial rocketry for space access.
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