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Civil and Environmental Engineering’s Dr. Wenqing Xu and a multi-institutional team of researchers have received a Department of Defense grant for “Optimizing Carbon Amendments that Simultaneously Adsorb and Transform Legacy and Insensitive High Explosives.”
Two Villanova Engineering Students Named Knight-Hennessy Scholars at Stanford University
Bridget Gile ’19 CE and Andrew Lee ’19 ME—are among the 68 students from around the world selected as part of the 2019 cohort of Knight-Hennessy Scholars at Stanford University. Both Gile and Lee have been accepted to PhD programs, in civil and environmental engineering and in materials science and engineering respectively, at Stanford School of Engineering.
AIAA Quadcopter Project Contributes to Student Learning
Members of Villanova University’s chapter of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics are putting their skills to work building an Arduino-driven quadcopter.
Villanova Professor Publishes a “Model-Based Investigation of Cytokine Dynamics in Immunotherapies”
Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering Dr. Jacky Huang’s Biological and Environmental Systems Engineering group recently published a paper in the journal Processes detailing a modeling-based strategy to combat cytokine release syndrome, which is a deadly side effect found in immunotherapy patients.