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| Artist’s concept of NASA’s Dawn spacecraft orbiting the dwarf planet Ceres.
What if we could predict problems in space before they happen?
Professor Mohammad Ayoubi helped developed a method to detect early signs of problems with spacecraft reaction wheels.
Man in suit stands in front of a wall with a NASA logo and a table with a gold plated piece of machinery that resembles a small satellite.
‘Life is a triathlon, not a sprint,’ says alum and NASA engineer
Now searching for alien life with NASA, Jared Shimada ’16, MS ’18 turned lessons as a triathlete at Santa Clara into a life built on discipline and patience.
A photo of a performance of MJ at The Tonys. The actor playing Michael Jackson is standing on top of a black box as six other performers stand around the box.
From MJ the Musical to Ragtime, alum works behind the scenes to help Broadway performers care for their bodies
After an injury changed her path, Laura Hollison ’20 found a way to combine her passions for dance and healthcare in physical therapy.
Woman in a cross country uniform runs from left to right on grassy sloped mountain with mountain range in the background on a sunny day.
Aspiring aeronautical engineer and student-athlete places fourth in international mountain race
Between record-setting steeplechase races and her first solo flights, mechanical engineering major Milaina Almonte ’27 is building the confidence to surpass goals she never would have dreamed of.
Rana Altay Ph.D. ’26 places the OSMiPump (a small piece of adhesive plastic) to her wrist using tweezers.
Skin-like micropump could dose cancer, diabetes medicine without electricity
Using the wearer’s natural motion for power, engineers at Santa Clara University have created a wearable micropump can precisely deliver or extract fluids without electricity.
Most patients forget what happened at their medical appointments. This AI-powered app can help.
Kyle Alwyn ’15 co-founded Kin, which just received $9 million in seed funding.
At the intersection of innovation and humanity
After a series of major announcements this spring, five leaders discuss what’s ahead for Santa Clara University and its community.
Making music, to me, is religion
Sam Pluta ’01 says creating music with others is an act of deep connection.
Can engineering help build a more accessible world?
An assistant professor of mechanical engineering, Michael Abbott is designing assistive technologies using 3D printing, robotics, and AI to help people with disabilities live more independently.
Jalen Paige ’26 aspires to build technology that helps people and strengthens communities
‘It is especially important, now more than ever, to consider the moral weight of the technology we create and really ask ourselves what we hope to gain.’
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