The Lyle School of Engineering has been closely monitoring the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, and is following the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CED), and Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS). At this time, we have suspended campus visits, and on-campus discussions with recruiters. The Lyle School of Engineering continues to monitor developments related to Coronavirus (COVID-19).
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Lyle School of Engineering recognized with ASEE Bronze award for diversity and inclusion
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'Lab on a Chip' test has potential to detect COVID-19 immune response faster than current antibody testing
Researchers estimate the “Lab on a Chip” test could detect immune responses to coronavirus in two to three minutes, with just a drop of blood.
Answering the call: Using artificial intelligence to fight the novel coronavirus
How could artificial intelligence and computer science at SMU join the fight against the novel coronavirus?
Darwin Deason Institute for Cyber Security lands $1 million for quantum-related cyber research
Grants from Anametric to Darwin Deason Institute aimed at breakthroughs in both cybersecurity and quantum computing.
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Lyle Faculty Awarded Medal from the American Society of Civil Engineers
The award-winning paper examines, with modern computational tools and an improved understanding of rocking dynamics, the seismic response of the South Rangitikei Rail Bridge, built in New Zealand in the early 1970s.
Richard Duschl will join the National Academy of Education
Richard A. Duschl, a leader in SMU’s Lyle School of Engineering known for his continuing contributions to science education through research, has been elected a member of the National Academy of Education (NAEd).
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Caruth Institute for Engineering Education
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Darwin Deason Institute for Cyber Security
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Hunt Institute for Engineering & Humanity
A national and international hub partnering with business leaders, academia, NGOs and government to develop solutions for local and global challenges.
Hart Center for Engineering Leadership
At the Hart Center, we pair an elite technical education with exceptional leadership and professional development skills to produce world-changing engineers.