College of Engineering & Mines

Alexis Archambault, a geological engineering doctoral student, received the Outstanding Student Presentation Award during the American Geophysical Union (AGU) 2022 Fall meeting. This honor is awarded for only the most exceptional presentations during AGU 2022 Fall Meeting. This is the first time a UND GGE student has received such an AGU-level award in recent years. […]

Barathwaja Subash Chandar, a School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science student, received the best paper presentation award at the IEEE 13th Computing and Communication Workshop and Conference for the paper titled “Short-Term AQI Forecasts using Machine/Deep Learning Models for San Francisco, CA.”

In a Feb. 27 ceremony, UND celebrated the formal dedication of a partnership with the North Dakota Department of Transportation that will provide research for the agency, while offering valuable educational opportunities for both graduate and undergraduate students.

On Friday, Feb. 24, the E-Council (Dean’s Engineering Council) ended Engineers Week on a strong note, celebrating engineering students and professionals at the College of Engineering & Mines.

Meera Gopinath, a doctoral student in the School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, has won the Best Paper Award at the International IEEE Conference on Recent Trends in Electronics and Communication (ICRTEC 23).

On Friday, Feb. 24, the Harold Hamm School of Geology & Geological Engineering welcomed two paleontologists to the guest speaker series “Paleontology Talks.” Held for the first time since the start of the pandemic, both speakers presented their research and answered questions from the audience.

The four-year degree program, offered on-campus and online, is the only one of its kind in the Dakotas, Montana and Idaho — in other words, between Minneapolis and Seattle. College officials are looking forward to offering an experience that’s hands-on, collaborative and in-demand in the region.

First celebrated in 1904, Founders Day is the annual celebration of the University’s history and a time to honor members of our campus community. It marks the anniversary of the signing of the Dakota Territory legislation, establishing the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, designating it as the official birthday of UND.

The UND community is invited to join us with the North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) to formally celebrate the opening of the Technology Transportation Research Institute. Following the ceremony, everyone is welcome to join us for refreshments and conversations.

UND President Andrew Armacost testifies before the House Appropriations Committee of the North Dakota Legislature in favor of House Bill 1379, which creates funding for university research on economic diversification and workforce development from the state’s Legacy Fund.