Awards & Achievements

The majority of the funding will support research by WSU Professors Jacob Leachman and Konstantin Matveev to create the world’s first continuous liquid hydrogen flow loop.

Almost a third of the 36 new members of the Washington State Academy of Sciences are from WSU.

The researcher received a National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development award for his work using 3D printing to create novel materials combining solids and liquids.

Leadership from WSU’s AgAID Institute recently participated in a White House-sponsored event focused on demonstrating the transformative possibilities of artificial intelligence.

Kyle Yoshida has received a Washington Research Foundation fellowship to study human-robot interactions and agricultural robotics — work that he hopes to bring someday to his home in Hawaii.

Graduate student Dina Hussein has been selected to participate in the forum where she will have the chance to meet the world’s top researchers in computer science and math.

The fellowship will provide WSU graduate student Ian Wells with up to five years of support for early-stage space technology research as well as summer internships at one of NASA’s space centers.

The college recognized faculty and staff for their excellence in research, service to students, and more at an annual convocation ceremony and celebration on May 8.

Bernie Van Wie was honored with the Donald R. Woods Lectureship Award for Lifetime Achievement in Chemical Engineering Pedagogy.

Ayers received the Fulbright U.S. Student Award to study potential antifungal drug targets at the University of Exeter in southwest England.