Current Events Open houses, pre-college programs, summer academies for pre-high school and high school students and other events of interest.
Outreach First Robotics, science fairs, events for pre-high school and high school students, engineerings for educators and more.
Recent Announcements
Physical Science & Engineering Professional Development Workshop for K-9 Teachers
Participants will learn how to teach hands-on lessons in physical science
using engineering problem-solving activities. March 13, 2010. Detailed information and registration form.
GASDAY in the news
GGasDay, a business and educational venture in Marquette’s College of Engineering, predicts natural gas usage for 22 customers in 21 states. The project was profiled recently in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Winter/spring 2010 engineering academies schedule for K-12 students The College of Engineering is offering the very popular engineering academies for K-12 students for Winter 2010. Here is the schedule of academies being offered December 2009 - April, 2010
2009 issue of the Marquette Engineer magazine published
Revolution! How the power of the semiconductor changed the world. Read the 2009 Marquette Engineer
Biomedical engineering faculty awarded grants
Drs. Scott Beardsley, Robert Scheidt and Brian Schmit recently received federal funding of nearly $3 million for their research proposals.
Dr. Beardsley is a co-PI (Principal Investigator) for a two-year, $916,533 R01 grant from the National Institutes of Health for “Perception and Recovery of Motion for Visually Guided Behavior in Humans.”
Dr. Scheidt received a two-year, $844,600 NIH grant for “Functional Remapping of Hand Control,” which will examine how the brain learns to reorganize coordination of the hand when required to learn a novel object manipulation task.
Dr. Schmidt earned two new awards. A two-year, $772,692 NIH grant, “Reflex Regulation of Motor Function in Human SCI,” will examine how people with spinal cord injury control the movement of their legs after they receive different types of medications. “Diffusion Tensor Imaging in Spinal Cord Injury” is a three-year, $450,000 grant from the Department of Veteran’s Affairs to develop and test new ways of imaging the spinal cord after an injury in order to predict recovery and the response to treatments.
Read the most recent issue of AHOYA, the College of Engineering monthly
e-newsletter.
Video: Through hands-on activities, young women work together to experience the fun, challenge and excitement of engineering at Marquette University's College of Engineering. Learn how Marquette Celebrates Women in Engineering
Video: Students learn about the world of robotics through designing, building and programming the popular LEGO Mindstorm RCX robots as part of the summer Robot Academy at Marquette University's College of Engineering. Marquette offers spring break robotics courses for young students
