News: Howard R. Hughes College of Engineering

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People |

Two exceptional graduates share their thoughts on the paths that UNLV led them to take

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Wali Zaidi and fellow engineering students win the international Humanitarian Technology Challenge with their plan for bringing electricity to people in rural areas of the world.

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Students from the UNLV Howard R. Hughes College of Engineering will put their undergraduate education to the test when they showcase year-long, commercially viable projects designed to solve everyday challenges at the spring 2011 Senior Design Competition.

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Campus News |

Robots Created by more than 1,000 High School Students from Across the Nation will Compete April 1-2 at UNLV; Nine Local Schools to Participate

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UNLV Marks National E-Week With Student-Driven Event to “Introduce A Girl to Engineering," Boost Gender Diversity in Profession

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The replica plane is a sign of the lasting legacy Howard Hughes had on UNLV's College of Engineering.

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Campus News |

Engineering and business students team up to turn classwork into moneymaking products at the fall Senior Design Competition.

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A group of UNLV students design economical system for bringing electricity to remote areas in third-world countries.

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Campus News |

Students from the UNLV Howard R. Hughes College of Engineering put their undergraduate education to the test when they showcase year-long, commercially viable projects designed to solve everyday challenges at the fall 2010 Senior Design Competition.

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Research |

The ideas of UNLV students are helping companies get closer to launching more viable alternative energy solutions.

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Manufacturers turn to UNLV for help bringing new renewable energy products to market and jobs to Nevada.

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Research |

UNLV research teams were awarded $1.4 million to advance nuclear energy sciences.