Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering Majors Return to Tulane!
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Tulane University is expanding its engineering programs with the return of bachelor’s degrees in mechanical and electrical engineering beginning in fall 2027. The new majors add disciplines designed around some of today’s fastest-growing fields across Louisiana, the Gulf South and the nation, from robotics and advanced manufacturing to semiconductors and quantum technology. Read more »
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| Tulane University Wins $6 Million National Science Foundation Grant to Build the South’s Next Innovation Engine
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Tulane University has been selected for a four-year, $6 million grant from the National Science Foundation’s Accelerating Research Translation (ART) program. The grant, one of only nine such awards available nationwide, focuses on transforming academic research into tangible solutions that benefit the public. Read more »
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SSE Researchers Aim to Reduce Cancer Treatment Time With New Tech
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Two years after a presidential visit put a New Orleans cancer research project in the national spotlight, Tulane University researchers are testing a new imaging technology on tissue from cancer surgeries — with the hope that one day it could tell surgeons, within minutes, whether they removed all of a patient’s cancer. Read more »
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Nicole Gasparini Recognized for Advancing Open Science and Mentoring the Next Generation of Researchers |
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| Tulane Researcher Awarded Two NSF Grants to Open Up AI's "Black Box"
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Earth and Environmental Sciences Professor Receives NSF EPSCoR Fellowship to Advance Ocean Mercury Modeling
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Tulane Introduces New Space Science and Engineering Minor
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Tulane University students interested in exploring the science and technology behind humanity’s expanding presence in space will soon have a new academic pathway. The School of Science and Engineering has established an interdisciplinary Space Science and Engineering Minor that will draw upon courses and faculty expertise from across the school. Read more »
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Alumni and Community Impact Highlights |
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Lavin-Bernick Center
Join us at the second annual Tulane School of Science and Engineering Career Fair for an opportunity to network with Tulane undergraduate and graduate STEM students, recruit for summer internships and entry-level positions, and increase brand visibility and attract a wider pool of applicants. Interested sponsors should contact Dr. Michelle Sanchez at sanchez@tulane.edu.
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Diboll Gallery
The Flowerree Symposia provide a recurring forum to showcase Tulane University’s role in addressing climate change and its acute impacts in coastal regions such as southern Louisiana. The symposia highlight the local dimensions of a global crisis while focusing Tulane faculty, students, and community stakeholders on how the university can contribute to an evidence-based conversation about solutions
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Flower Hall, Paul Hall, and the MakerSpace
Step inside the ideas, discoveries, and hands-on work shaping the future at Tulane. Meet faculty and students, explore every SSE department, see research and student projects, experience live Makerspace demonstrations, preview senior Capstone projects, and join open conversations about artificial intelligence and the future of engineering.
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Berger Family Lawn
Join us for food and drinks to celebrate the Green Wave with SSE friends new and old. There will also be fun swag and giveaways. We'll see you there!
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LBC: Kendall Cram Lecture Hall & Qatar Ballroom
Newcomb-Tulane College (NTC) and School of Science and Engineering (SSE) present the Research and Idea Symposium featuring undergraduate poster presentations from all schools on campus. Students have the opportunity to present research projects, internship outcomes and grant-funded experiences, practice communication and presentation skills, connect with faculty and fellow researchers, fulfill funding requirements and generate a resume-building publication.
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Tulane University Uptown Campus
This program provides students with the opportunity to meet and work with undergraduate, graduate, faculty, and professional role models in STEM fields. Workshops developed by faculty and student teams empower students to inquire, investigate, and discover in a positive environment. Read more »
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