Elhadi Elhadi, a graduating senior in electrical engineering at the University of Iowa, used his education to develop a software-based inventory program for his father's tire and automotive service business, improving efficiency and customer waiting time. He has capitalized on his time at the university to apply technology for societal benefit, including participating in projects in India and mentoring students, leading to a job offer with Goldman Sachs after graduation.

Charles D. Wilmot, a computer science and engineering student, is awarded the prestigious Department of Defense SMART Scholarship. This fully funded opportunity includes tuition, internships, and post-graduation employment, allowing Wilmot to contribute to national security while gaining valuable technical skills.

University of Iowa researchers are studying Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) for treating soft tissue sarcoma, a rare and difficult-to-treat cancer. They analyze the effectiveness of PDT and explore inhibiting the Hippo Pathway using Verteporfin. The team aims to develop implantable light delivery devices and conduct preclinical experiments.

Amanda Mikhail, a distinguished engineering alumna of the University of Iowa, delivered a charge to the graduating class. She shared her journey as a mechanical engineer, emphasizing the problem-solving skills and mindset cultivated at Iowa Engineering. She encouraged the graduates to tackle challenges with confidence, communication, and a focus on humanity.

Suman Sherwani, a recent graduate of the University of Iowa, has been recognized on Forbes' "30 Under 30" list for her achievements as a rocket scientist. After completing her Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Sherwani joined Iowa's Department of Physics and Astronomy, working on NASA-funded rocket and satellite missions. Her dedication and contributions to the field have earned her this prestigious honor.

Join the College of Engineering as we welcome our inaugural Iowa Engineering Distinguished Speaker, Richard K. Miller, for a day of roundtable discussions and a seminar focused on the current challenges facing engineering education. 

Richard K. Miller, former President of Olin College of Engineering, is a renowned figure in engineering education. With a background in applied mechanics, he has made significant contributions to the field and received numerous prestigious awards. He currently serves as a visiting professor at MIT.

A team at the University of Iowa led by Soura Dasgupta and Nandakumar Narayanan has developed a computational approach using EEG data to diagnose Parkinson's disease. The algorithm achieves 85% accuracy and real-time efficiency, outperforming existing methods and facilitating adaptive deep brain stimulation for symptom management.

Sarah Vigmostad, an associate professor in the Biomedical Engineering department, has become co-chair of the college's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Council. With her extensive experience and commitment to DEI, Sarah is well-suited to lead the council in advancing our college's goals. Congratulations, Sarah!

ECE alumnus, Yuanqiu Mo, was recently named one of five finalists for the Young Author Prize for the paper he presented at IFAC World Congress 2020 in Germany this July. Mo graduated with his Ph.D. in electrical engineering in December 2019.