Tulane’s Space Ambitions Take Shape at Inaugural Forum
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Hosted by the School of Science and Engineering in Diboll Gallery, the forum brought together work spanning astrophysics, planetary science, engineering, computing, advanced materials, artificial intelligence, biomedical research and commercial space development. The strong turnout offered evidence of growing interest in space-related opportunities at Tulane, particularly as the school prepares to introduce its new Space Science and Engineering Minor. Read more »
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| Future of Energy Forum Connects Tulane Research, Industry and the Next Generation of Energy Leaders
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Energy, in the simplest terms, depends on connections. Resources must be connected to the infrastructure needed to produce energy. Supply chains must be linked to the materials that make that infrastructure possible, and power plants, pipelines and electrical grids must be joined to the homes and businesses that rely on them. Read more »
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Tulane Physicist Jianwei Sun Named American Physical Society Fellow
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Tulane University physicist Jianwei Sun, whose computational research is helping scientists predict the properties of complex materials and accelerate the search for new discoveries, has been named a fellow of the American Physical Society, one of the field’s most selective honors. Read more »
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Tulane SSE Career Fair Draws 360 Students Ready to Take Their Next Step
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| Tulane Innovation Institute Awards Fall 2026 Provost’s Proof of Concept Grants to Three Research Teams
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| Near the Mississippi’s Mouth, Scientists Are Trying to Predict the Future
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Honoring Academic Excellence: Tulane SSE Celebrates 12 Faculty Promotions
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The Tulane University School of Science and Engineering (SSE) is celebrating the promotion of 12 exceptional faculty members, effective July 1, 2026. Spanning departments from Biomedical Engineering to Mathematics, these scholars have demonstrated outstanding leadership in innovative research, student mentorship, and academic service.
Here is a closer look at each newly promoted faculty member, their vital work across campus, and reflections from the leadership driving SSE forward. Read more »
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Alumni and Community Impact Highlights |
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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. Read more »
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Brown Field
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! Read more »
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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. Read more »
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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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1 p.m.
Steven & Jann Paul Hall for Science and Engineering
Tulane University will celebrate the grand opening of its new Micro/Nanofabrication Facility on Monday, November 16, bringing together university leaders, researchers, students, public partners, and members of the regional research community to explore the science and innovation the facility makes possible. Read more »
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