News and Stories from the College of Engineering and Applied Science
On Oct 22., University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering senior and Undergraduate Research Assistant Christian Lewis presented “Trajectories for the Human Exploration of Mars and Ceres” at the 25th Annual International Mars Society Convention at Arizona State University. (More)
Bal Seal’s ATLAS machine may not be capable of holding up the sky, but as their first internally developed and fully automated testing robot, designed in part by UCCS Alumnus Cory Ross, it’s still quite an impressive feat. (More)
The UCCS BioFrontiers Center bridges the fields of biology and physics — and in doing so, aims to create new ways of seeing and manipulating nature. Its goal? To revolutionize human health. (More)
The College of Engineering and Applied Science (EAS) broke ground on the Anschutz Engineering Center on Aug. 26. Completion and occupancy of the building is slated for Jan. 2024. (More)
In 1998, UCCS planted a Douglas fir on campus to symbolize the relationship between the Indigenous peoples of Colorado and the UCCS community. Now, the Tree of Peace has been blessed and re-dedicated in advance of the construction of the future Engineering Annex. (More)
This summer, UCCS is offering multiple free opportunities for Colorado high schoolers to get ahead academically and hone their skills for future career paths. (More)
A new partnership between UCCS and CU Denver will create the CU Cyber Range: a simulated environment where students can experience realistic cyber-attacks. (More)
During the spring 2022 semester, 2,180 students achieved academic success with President’s or Dean’s List honors. (More)
Brandon Runnels, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at UCCS, has been granted a National Science Foundation CAREER Award to study why materials break — and how we can keep them from breaking — to make the world a safer place. NSF CAREER Awards are among the most prestigious accolades available to early-career academics. (More)
For Karel Hernandez Bandrich, saying yes has elevated his college experience from lectures and libraries to life lessons and leadership. (More)
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