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After being cited in a CNET article looking into reasons for a glitch that provided glum responses to Google Gemini inquiries, Siebel School of Computing and Data Science Assistant Professor Koustuv Saha further shares his expertise on the role of computing in health, well-being and problems of societal relevance.

A combined $50,000 in funding through a grant from Constellation Energy and support from the Paul M. Coble MEng-Energy Systems Program Fund will be used to establish the ReGen Lab, a state-of-the-art learning environment where students, educators and community leaders can explore both the science and the practice of sustainable energy.

Nuclear, Plasma and Radiological Engineering researchers play a central role in $220M grants from the U.S. Department of Energy to accelerate the commercial use of fusion energy.

Industry innovators from NANO Nuclear Energy and faculty leaders from our Department of Nuclear, Plasma and Radiological Engineering explore how advanced nuclear technology is evolving to meet sustainable energy demands.

Researchers from Grainger Engineering have partnered with Meta and Amrize to develop an AI model for optimizing concrete recipes for data centers. Their method aims to improve strength, speed, performance and sustainability over a manual mix-design approach.

The Carruthers Geocorona Observatory officially launched into space on September 24. Hear more from Principal Investigator Lara Waldrop about this groundbreaking mission, which is orbiting the sun and capturing high-resolution ultraviolet images of Earth’s upper atmosphere.