It’s all about the journey and the experiences that carry you to your next destination. As our seniors journey Out of the Forest, they share some of their most meaningful lessons, memories and moments of self-discovery at Wake Forest. Click here to view all […]
Wake Forest University faculty, staff, students, and guests attended the Engineering Design Showcase at Wake Downtown on Wednesday, April 29, 2026. At the event engineering seniors presented their final Capstone Design projects using posters and demonstrations. Click here for pictures and a link to […]
Dr. Tricia Clayton, Associate Professor of Engineering and Associate Chair of the department, was named a 2026 Fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). The prestigious title of ASCE Fellow is held by only 3 percent of the organization’s members and honors individuals […]
Check out the latest “Walk with Wente” as she talks with Dr. Kyana Young, one of our departments associate professors.
Dr. Saami Yazdani, Professor of Engineering, received funding from NIH / The Ohio State University for “A Retrievable, Chambered Stentgraft to Achieve Localized, High Intensity Drug Delivery for Treatment of Vascular Restenosis.”
Our program here at WFU ranked #14 in the US News 2026 college ranking of Engineering programs (Doctorate Not Offered) out of all similar programs in the United States. This is up from #18 last year. According to Dr. Olga Pierrakos, “Within six years of […]
Dr. Lowman and her PhD student David Carchipulla-Morales, along with other colleagues, recently published a new article on the importance of canopy plants in regulating temperatures and water storage in tropical forests: Read it HERE.
To Dr. William Crowe, Dr. Saami Yazdani, and Dr. Kyana Young for all being successful in having proposals funded over the summer. See more information about their project titles, here.
Dr. Lauren Lowman was recently interviewed about wildfires in the Southeast. Read the article here.
Congratulations to Dr. Kenny! Read more about her accomplishment here.