Faculty and Staff
Visualization tool tracks COVID-19
NC State analytics experts develop a new visualization tool that can help users find useful information about COVID-19’s spread.
Scaling up
As the number of new COVID-19 infections in North Carolina increases, faculty members and students in the College of Engineering at NC State have increased production of personal protective equipment (PPE) for front-line health care providers.
NC State uses 3D printers to make face shields for WakeMed
NC State’s Center for Additive Manufacturing and Logistics is putting 3D printers to work to create face shields for health care workers fighting COVID-19.
Fertilizer of the future
An interdisciplinary team led by Katharina Stapelmann is setting out on an ambitious three-year project to completely rethink how nitrogen-based fertilizers are produced and used. From on-farm fertilizer production to on-demand, precision irrigation, their project aims to cut energy use, protect the water supply and increase yields.
McCreary makes masks
Alumnus-run company has pivoted to making masks local healthcare facilities in the Catawba Country area.
Engineering on the Front Lines
The College of Engineering adjusts to a changing landscape.
Custom clotting particles could help heal chronic wounds
Inventors here are patenting technology with the potential to transform how chronic wounds are treated.
Researchers develop faster way to replace bad data with accurate information
New model could aid in displacing false information about anything from computer security to public health.
Bricks can act as ‘cameras’ for characterizing past presence of radioactive materials
Time-traveling, 3D brick camera can ID past presence of nuclear material.
NC State Engineering ranked in the top 25 best value engineering programs for 2020
The College of Engineering at North Carolina State University was ranked in the top 25 list of best value engineering programs for 2020 by Value Colleges.