The needles, designed by a Temple engineering professor and a PhD candidate, are on display at the Franklin Institute.

As I-95 construction continues, Temple researchers are studying the best ways to mitigate stormwater runoff from the expressway.

From a lighter prosthetic hand to solar energy-generating sidewalks, the latest senior design projects in the College of Engineering seek to make life easier.

Engineering professor explores with his students how to best manage individuals on the autism spectrum in the workplace.

Civil engineering major Gregory Jones is taking the leadership skills he honed at Temple to the planning and design firm Hensel Phelps.

The College of Engineering has teamed up with NASA to collect biological samples of both the upper atmosphere and near outer space.

Upon receiving his PhD in engineering from Temple, Kyle Gilroy will head to Georgia for a prestigious post-doctoral fellowship at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

A one-week science, technology, engineering and math camp created at Temple helped eighth- and ninth-graders brush up on their math skills and prepare for the upcoming school year.

A team representing Temple College of Engineering’s Pennsylvania MESA (Math Engineering Science Achievement) initiative has won second place in a prestigious national competition for designing and building a functioning prosthetic arm.

An event last week marked the first time a person being interviewed on TUTV was weightless. Astronauts Mike Hopkins, Rick Mastracchio and Koichi Wakata fielded questions from Temple students during a live interview from the International Space Station Feb. 27.

If you met him when he was a sax player, you might not have known that he was dreaming about being an engineer. In the latest entry of our student profile series, meet C. Mark Halberstadt, co-leader of Temple's NASA Lunabotics Mining Competition team. This May, he and his team will take their robot to Cape Canaveral to compete against other colleges' robots. Will they win?