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Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing

2018 News Archive

Making better waves for safer flights

Communications engineer David Matolak, a UofSC professor and researcher, is teaming up with other researchers to improve aviation communications, which will enhance information sharing and make air travel even safer.

Helping your house feel good (and bad) vibrations

Professor Juan Caicedo's team has developed technology that monitors vibrations in homes in order to detect accidents in real time, so tomorrow's smart home may be the difference between life and death.

Sparking an Interest in STEM

How can a beloved childhood toy spark a future career in technology for minority students? That's the question Minorities in Computing (MiC) President Kierra Robinson set out to solve in the group's recent outreach program with the Norman Arnold Boys and Girls Club in Columbia.

Student Spotlight: Pongsarun Satjaritanun Wins National ECS Award

Chemical engineering graduate student Pongsarun Satjaritanun was just named a national award recipient by the Electrochemical Engineering Society and will be awarded $1,000 toward his education. While he is now a passionate researcher in electrochemistry, the field hasn't always been easy for him.

The University of South Carolina, College of Engineering and Computing welcomes 11 new faculty members

U of SC, CEC welcomes 11 new faculty members

UofSC College of Engineering and Computing Partners with Dominion Energy for E-Week Celebration

The Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation presented a $10,000 grant to the University of South Carolina College of Engineering and Computing to support National Engineers Week (E-Week). The foundation is the charitable arm of Dominion Energy, one of the nation's leading operators of solar energy.

Heating up cancer research

UofSC team develops new method to kill cancer cells, prevent them from recurring

Savannah River National Laboratory and UofSC strengthen ties with joint faculty appointment

Savannah River National Laboratory and the University of South Carolina recently joined forces to build regional smart manufacturing partnerships and provide electromechanical research expertise.

Creating the Entrepreneurial Engineer

The University of South Carolina's College of Engineering and Computing is bolstering is now offering a Master of Science in Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurial Engineering, which begins this fall 2018.

Designing their futures

The College of Engineering and Computing's senior capstone design program has students rubbing elbows with corporate partners and manufacturers that want to tap into student expertise — and get an extended look at their next potential hires.

The sky is not the limit

USC's McNAIR Center gains altitude in research and education

Accelerating aerospace innovation

Permanent endowment at the College of Engineering and Computing to support innovative teaching and research in the fields of material architecture and integrated intelligent manufacture systems.

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