The University of Michigan professor explains how existing fiber-optic networks can double as real-time sensors for ...

Militaries spent 2025 racing to redefine how wars are fought, pouring money into smarter weapons, deeper stockpiles, and new ways to break long-held advantages such as stealth and naval dominance.

Research by Arvin Ebrahimkhanlou, PhD, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering, on developing AI algorithms that can guide robots inspecting aging infrastructure, was featured in a Jan.

Youngsters attending University of Texas Permian Basin’s Engineering Camp are figuring out what form of the discipline they like best by getting some hands-on experience. From left Noah Lopez, 13, and ...

Interesting Engineering has published an article highlighting research led by Wil Srubar into the development of a groundbreaking biologically-grown concrete that could significantly reduce carbon ...

Electric vehicles hit new highs in 2025, as advances in powertrains, batteries, and manufacturing continued to transform the industry. The year delivered significant developments in battery chemistry, ...