Four College of Engineering and Computing professors from chemical engineering and computer science have earned 2022 National Science Foundation CAREER awards. Click the links below to learn how our faculty are integrating research and teaching during their five-year projects.
Assistant Professor Michael Gower will utilize his NSF CAREER award to investigate and help researchers better understand and improve the medical field's response to obesity and Type 2 diabetes.
Chemical Engineering Assistant Professor Monirosadat (Sanaz) Sadati is in the early stages of a five-year research project to better understand and determine how liquid crystals can adjust and work within the unique properties of curved geometries.
Assistant Professor Sanjib Sur recently received a five-year, National Science Foundation CAREER Award for his research on developing sensing and imaging applications for real world devices on future and advanced wireless networks.
As the Internet of Things continues to embed computing devices in everyday objects to send and receive data, Professor Qiang Zeng is utilizing his NSF CAREER Award for authenticating these devices to ensure security and improve usability.