College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

News & Research Highlights

Finding a better, cheaper way to make microchips that can be used as diagnostic tools.

Researchers keep online gaming safe by learning how and where to find evidence of cyber-crimes.

The inaugural CEPS faculty awards were presented to seven faculty members on June 20, 2019.

Researchers calculate the weight of neutron stars, the strongest magnets in the universe.

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Air Filter Innovation Has Widespread Use

Device designed by engineering prof Bill Van Heyst shows promise for reducing smog, pollutants, allergens and airborne chemicals.
CEPS Prof Will Use NSERC Funding for AI Research

Computer Science Prof. Hassan Khan, one of the 2019 NSERC Discovery Grant winners on campus, will study smartphone security.
Supernova Explosions Produce Heavy Metals

Physics Prof. Daniel Siegel discovered that Earth's heavy metals, including gold and platinum, likely came from star explosions.