College of Engineering

STEM programs are focus of summer camp programs for youth
Type: News Story
Temple held a variety of programs and experiences this summer to help build interest and enhance STEM skills among middle and high school students.
August 30, 2013
STEM director speaks at U.S. Mayors Conference
Type: Accolade
College of Engineering's Jamie Bracey discussed Temple's STEM education outreach at U.S. Conference of Mayors' annual meeting in June in Philadelphia.
July 9, 2013
NASA robotics program is summer destination for Temple engineering grads
Type: News Story
Engineering graduates Vadim Linevich and Andrew Powell have been accepted into the prestigious NASA Robotics Academy and will spend 10 weeks this summer at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala.
May 15, 2013
"A different dream": Student Commencement speaker has long, bumpy journey
Type: News Story
Joseph B. Stoney was a 23-year-old out of Northeast Philadelphia when he started his Temple journey almost a decade ago. After overcoming a series of obstacles that would have defeated many students, he will become the first person in his family to earn a college degree. The mechanical engineering major has been chosen to be the student speaker at Temple's 126th Commencement Exercises.
May 15, 2013
Fuel mileage estimates are questioned
Type: In the Media
May 6, 2013
Bioengineering program begins at Temple in newly renovated space
Type: News Story
Nearly 50 engineering faculty, staff, students and alumni got a sneak peek at the College of Engineering's new Bioengineering Department during an informal open house last week.
April 24, 2013
Cybersecurity lessons are focus of Temple MESA students’ DC visit
Type: News Story
During a trip to Washington D.C. last month, 30 Philadelphia middle and high school students who are part of Temple Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement's Mobile Apps/Technology Initiative heard presentations on the importance of cybersecurity from members of the White House National Security Staff, the U.S. Navy and the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.
April 22, 2013
In Engineers Week Q&A, veteran astronaut hopes to ignite students' passion for space
Type: News Story
During an Engineers Week session held in the College of Engineering's exhibit hall, astronaut David Wolf discussed his experiences from more than four space missions with approximately 50 students, mostly from the College of Engineering.
February 21, 2013
Cars becoming accessories for your smartphone
Type: In the Media
January 22, 2013
Train bridges need new regulations
Type: In the Media
December 4, 2012
Temple to host STEM conference
Type: In the Media
October 22, 2012
Like a troubled bridge over water
Type: In the Media
August 31, 2012
Our aging infrastructure and what to do about it
Type: In the Media
August 6, 2012
The big (water main) break
Type: In the Media
July 24, 2012
Area school students unveil apps, wind-powered devices at weekend STEM events
Type: News Story
Last weekend, two events were held as part of Temple’s commitment to advancing science, technology, engineering and mathematics education among students from disadvantaged and under-resourced schools. On Friday, students from local high schools graduated from a three-month design studio in which they developed mobile applications.
May 23, 2012
Temple scientists study BP oil spill
Type: In the Media
April 20, 2012
Engineering students have a blast
Type: In the Media
April 20, 2012
Engineering students have a blast with water bottle rockets
Type: News Story
Juniors in a fluids mechanics course taught by Mechanical Engineering Professor Jim Chen turned the recreational field at 11th Street and Montgomery Avenue into Cape Canaveral last week, launching uncooked eggs aboard water and compressed air-powered rockets they designed and built from two-liter plastic soda bottles.
April 23, 2012
Robots, hovercraft highlight Engineers Week exhibit
Type: News Story
Temple's week-long celebration of National Engineers Week concluded with a public demonstration of student and faculty research projects at Amtrak's 30th Street Station. Nearly a dozen students, faculty and staff from the College of Engineering took part in the demo, which was arranged by Professor and Chair of Electrical and Computer Eengineering Joseph Picone.
February 27, 2012
Temple developed sensor could aid tumor detection
Type: In the Media
January 28, 2012
Temple sensor assists in detecting cancerous tumors
Type: In the Media
January 27, 2012
Architecture moves into dedicated building
Type: News Story
The Department of Architecture, which has shared space in the College of Engineering since the 1970s, recently moved into a new dedicated building on 13th Street, creating a win-win for faculty and students in both disciplines. Read more and view video [...]
January 26, 2012
Temple engineer's invention enhances a doctor's touch
Type: In the Media
January 24, 2012
Tactile imaging sensor can assist doctors with early identification of tumors
Type: News Story
A tactile imaging sensor developed by Temple Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Chang-Hee Won can emulate human tactile sensation, which may help doctors get early information about lesions and tumors.
January 18, 2012

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