CSE News & Features
Stories from the College of Science and Engineering
Inspired by CSE faculty, student aims for a Ph.D.
Senior Hannah Pichman hopes to be a solar cell researcher and mentor to students.

CSE grad student targets productivity with Turia app
Rahul Bhojwani was named a finalist in the University of Minnesota’s Acara Challenge.

Ocean bacteria release carbon into atmosphere
CSE-led study found that deep-sea bacteria dissolve carbonate rocks, releasing carbon.

Astronaut hopeful Robert Halverson shoots for stars
The CSE student hopes to land a job studying—and eventually traveling to—space.

Lab-created heart valves can grow with recipient
Research is a step forward in reducing the need for pediatric valve replacement surgeries.

CSE student prepared to fly high in aerospace industry
Electrical engineering senior Marie Wulff heads to Planet Labs—and one day, the U.S. senate.
CSE in the news
Tinnitus breakthrough: First effective, viable treatment for ringing in the ears
April 26: Bharat Express News;
Geology Lecture Series – A seismic doubleheader: The 2018 Kilauea Eruption and Seismology with Your Ears
April 22: Southwestern Oregon Community College;
University of Minnesota to host new research center for organ and tissue preservation
April 22: Scienmag;
U.S. President Biden announces key administration nominations for National Security
April 21: Mirage News;
New technologies to save people needing organ transplants
April 21: Forbes;
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