Could aircraft carriers run on seawater?

The Department of Defense Office of Naval Research is funding Pitt research into refining the seawater-to-fuel process, with a goal to make it more energy efficient, safer and scalable.

Taking charge

Pitt engineers show how a simple AA battery can prevent workplace slips and falls.

An Equation for the Future

For senior Julia Foust, computer science + bioengineering = a better life for patients.

University Honors College names an interim dean

Joseph McCarthy, vice provost for undergraduate studies, will serve as a search for the new dean continues.

A Runner’s Delight

Members of Pitt’s men’s and women’s cross-country teams say Pittsburgh gives other cities a run for their money in terms of trails and scenery. Meet some of their runners, and discover a new trail or two yourself.

Senior’s love song to the Cathedral of Learning strikes a chord

Could “Cathy” be the next “Sweet Caroline”? Biology major and graduating senior Dhyan Rajamani has a new anthem for the Pitt community that’s sure to stick in your head.

Using Novel Stent, Pitt Researchers Aim to Double Number of Successful Organ Donations

Each year, the United States experiences an extreme shortage of organ donations. Pitt researchers aim to change that.

Forbes selected a Pitt engineer for its coveted ‘30 Under 30’ list

Hao Sun, assistant professor in the Swanson School of Engineering, has been studying ways to measure the stability of aging structures.

Bioengineer Develops Brain Sensor for Investigating Drug Addiction Risks

Young adults are more susceptible to addiction, especially to drugs like cocaine. Using a new high-resolution sensor, bioengineer Xinyan Cui plans to figure out why.

Robotics Team Meets Mission Impossible

After besting all the other teams in the 2017 International Aerial Robotics Competition Mission 7, these students set about refining their approach in hopes of completing the full challenge next year.