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Fluid innovation
Fluid innovation
Helping a school in South Africa build a hydroponic garden via video chat ends with an engineering Humanitarian Award.
Looking up
Looking up
Spotted by stargazers this summer, during a profoundly difficult period for humanity, NEOWISE reminded us to look up, together.
Stuck in Laos
Stuck in Laos
Not only did Hana Seastedt ’20 graduate in three years, majoring in public health, she did so halfway across the world.
Ms. Robot
Ms. Robot
Kristi Nguyen ’21 used algorithms and a lot of patience to help robots better navigate rough terrain. 
Elbowing her way in
Elbowing her way in
Lily Schumacher ’21 explored making beautiful patterns out of her own biology at the prestigious Anderson Ranch Arts fellowship.
Making (computer) history
Making (computer) history
The Computer History Museum recorded oral histories from Bill Carter ’71Pat Gelsinger ’83, and William Carrico Jr ’72.
March of the ants
March of the ants
Can ants help make algorithms for safer computing? Yuhong Liu, assistant professor of computer engineering, thinks so.
Laser-focused
Laser-focused
SCU students are getting their hands dirty in Professor Grace Stokes's lab.
A bird in the hand
A bird in the hand
A bird in the hand is a unique experience, Edward Rooks would believe.
Elite science
Elite science

Nature as a test tube: Associate Professor Paul Abbyad uses water droplets to get a better insight into cells.