Tag: Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering and Computing

Georgia Southern University engineering students featured in new Cast in Steel 2025 competition YouTube Series

University teams across the country were challenged to recreate one of George Washington’s swords to honor the nation’s 250th birthday. 

Georgia Southern researcher secures more than half a million in funding for new biomedical research

Salim Sazzed, Ph.D. is conducting research that could help scientists better understand the relationship between changes in human cells and serious illness.

Ronald E. McNair scholar, engineering student earns international recognition for advanced energy systems research

Lukas Marlow’s research was selected among presentations from undergraduate researchers representing universities around the world.

Georgia Southern University unveils state-of-the-art humanoid robot to redefine engineering education and research

There’s a new resident on campus, housed in the Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering and Computing (AEPCEC): a cutting-edge humanoid robot.

Georgia Southern doctoral student Brad Willis receives international engineering scholarship

Brad Willis, a mechanical engineering doctoral student has been awarded a research scholarship to support his work in internal combustion (IC) engine sustainability.

Georgia Southern earns top 3 honors for the online bachelor’s degree in information technology from Forbes

Forbes ranks Georgia Southern’s online BIT program as the third-best among 54 top-ranked schools.

Georgia Southern engineering and computing students present research findings at annual Student Research Symposium

Georgia Southern’s AEPCEC hosted its annual Student Research Symposium showcasing the next generation of technological and engineering advancements. 

Ph.D. student wins national fellowship for high-efficiency energy innovation

Mohammad “Fuad” Hassan, a Ph.D. student in Georgia Southern University’s Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering and Computing, has been awarded the 2026 Society of Tribologists and Lubrications Engineers (STLE) Elmer E. Klaus Fellowship.

Liberty Campus electrical engineering major honored with 2026 MLK Youth Award from community organization

Second-year electrical engineering major James Eldridge doesn’t boast about the extensive work he does in his hometown of Hinesville, Georgia, but the community notices. From volunteering at his church to helping with the local food drive, Eldridge thrives on giving back to the community that raised him.

Searching for the invisible: Georgia Southern student wins big for nondestructive testing application

Georgia Southern University manufacturing engineering student Chowdhury Md. Irtiza is making strides in the field of nondestructive testing