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Dr. Efimov co-develops dissolvable pacemaker
The paper, published recently in Nature Biotechnology, describes the study he co-authored with his colleagues to design a temporary, battery-free pacemaker that can be broken down by the patient's body. GW Rocket Team wins First Place in worldwide collegiate rocket competition
The GW team took First Place in the Space Dynamics Lab Payload Competition at the 2021 Virtual Spaceport America Cup. The team also received an honorable mention at the competition. Dr. Wei discusses his NASA-funded research to improve air traffic safety
In this GW Today profile, MAE professor Dr. Peng Wei discusses how artificial intelligence is changing the future of air transportation.
In case you missed it: the SEAS Celebration
There still is time to watch the video of the SEAS graduation celebration and to download your personalized graduation slide. Visit the SEAS Celebration page. GW team places 6th in worldwide AIAA Design-Build-Fly competition
The 15-member team of SEAS students competed against a field of 92 teams worldwide in the annual American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics' competition. Getting to Know Katie Goldrick ‘21
Katie Goldrick ‘21, a senior studying biomedical engineering (BME), says that enrolling at SEAS was sparked by her desire to be part of a small community of students. Getting to Know Richard Sear ‘21
When Richard Sear ‘21 enrolled at the School of Engineering and Applied Science, he wasn’t sure what he wanted to study. “What drew me to GW was its brand new engineering building and its reputation for student involvement in both research and internships.” Welcome, SEAS incoming undergraduates
In this video message, Dean John Lach welcomes you to the SEAS community. Getting to Know Sarah Morin ‘21
Sarah Morin ‘21 was drawn to the School of Engineering and Applied Science after witnessing how committed faculty members were to students when she first visited campus. Intro to Engineering summer course for high schoolers; register by May 15
SEAS will offer a three-week, three credit Introduction to Engineering course, beginning June 7, for high school students. The course provides a hands-on project and experiment-based introduction to the various disciplines within engineering and applied science. Learn more and register. Getting to Know Gregory Drake ‘21
While he was enlisted in the Navy Gregory Drake--stationed in Washington, DC--became interested in the field of engineering. While searching for universities, Drake was drawn to SEAS’s curriculum as well as the school’s support of part-time and veteran students. Getting to Know Michael Degaga ‘21
Biomedical engineering major Michael Degaga ‘21 was drawn to SEAS because of its tight knit academic community. “This has allowed me to develop close relationships with my professors, advisors, and students in my major,” the senior reflects. Getting to Know Donivyn Cruz ‘21
Donivyn Cruz ‘21, a biomedical engineering major, was attracted to the School of Engineering and Applied Science because “it’s a hub of innovation.” SEAS to launch new Gateway to Computer Science programs
The school will launch a graduate certificate and a Master’s degree in applied computer science this fall, both aimed at eliminating academic barriers for students interested in computer science. CVP Speaker Series @ GW: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in STEM
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