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Speed School project will explore using the ground beneath our buildings as a "thermal battery."

Each summer, students across engineering disciplines and focuses, joined this year for the first time by students from the GIS program, spend a semester meeting weekly before traveling to Peru for a two week International Service Learning Project.

Speed School celebrates a first for its Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering: Assistant Professor Yueshuai "Brian" He has been awarded an NSF EPSCoR Research Fellowship.

Dr. Xiaomei Wang, assistant professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, has earned her second National Science Foundation grant this year for a project examining how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way engineering students learn to code.

A new $481,101 NSF award will fund research into giving AI systems something they've long lacked: physical common sense. 

For the first time in three years, University of Louisville's River City Rocketry (RCR) team traveled to a national rocketry competition and came home with a result that exceeded nearly everyone's expectations except their own.

Alumnus helped solve one of the most technically unprecedented structural challenges in North America, and the result is written in concrete on the Obama Presidential Center.

The John Rieger Seed Grant is designed to strengthen faculty proposal writing resources and support the development of preliminary data needed to pursue larger external funding opportunities.

A research team led by Dr. Fasal Aqlan, associate professor in the University of Louisville's J.B. Speed School of Engineering, has received the Best Paper Award from IISE Transactions on Occupational Ergonomics and Human Factors.

Speed School project will explore using the ground beneath our buildings as a "thermal battery."

Each summer, students across engineering disciplines and focuses, joined this year for the first time by students from the GIS program, spend a semester meeting weekly before traveling to Peru for a two week International Service Learning Project.

Speed School celebrates a first for its Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering: Assistant Professor Yueshuai "Brian" He has been awarded an NSF EPSCoR Research Fellowship.

A new $481,101 NSF award will fund research into giving AI systems something they've long lacked: physical common sense. 

For the first time in three years, University of Louisville's River City Rocketry (RCR) team traveled to a national rocketry competition and came home with a result that exceeded nearly everyone's expectations except their own.

Alumnus helped solve one of the most technically unprecedented structural challenges in North America, and the result is written in concrete on the Obama Presidential Center.

The John Rieger Seed Grant is designed to strengthen faculty proposal writing resources and support the development of preliminary data needed to pursue larger external funding opportunities.

A research team led by Dr. Fasal Aqlan, associate professor in the University of Louisville's J.B. Speed School of Engineering, has received the Best Paper Award from IISE Transactions on Occupational Ergonomics and Human Factors.

In a summer where I-65 is closed for repairs, the viaduct at the Third Street and Eastern Parkway intersection known as the "can opener" is having its busiest season on record.

Speed School project will explore using the ground beneath our buildings as a "thermal battery."

Speed School celebrates a first for its Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering: Assistant Professor Yueshuai "Brian" He has been awarded an NSF EPSCoR Research Fellowship.

Dr. Xiaomei Wang, assistant professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, has earned her second National Science Foundation grant this year for a project examining how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way engineering students learn to code.

A new $481,101 NSF award will fund research into giving AI systems something they've long lacked: physical common sense. 

The contract renewal with KYTC marks the third iteration of an agreement first established in 2022, and represents the largest funding package the partnership has produced to date.

A transformative $2.0 million gift from Speed School alum Dean Springer has created endowed chair positions in Energy and Sustainability and Cybersecurity, each named after Speed School legends.

Speed School's Redbird Tinkerer Tribe took home the top prize at the 2025 AM in Steel Competition for their fully 3D-printed, stainless steel everyday carry (EDC) multi-tool.

Sophomore forward James Scott needed a mask to keep playing basketball. Speed School made sure he got one.

Louie debuts his new shades thanks to a collaboration between AMIST and UofL Athletics.

Speed School project will explore using the ground beneath our buildings as a "thermal battery."

Speed School celebrates a first for its Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering: Assistant Professor Yueshuai "Brian" He has been awarded an NSF EPSCoR Research Fellowship.

Dr. Xiaomei Wang, assistant professor in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, has earned her second National Science Foundation grant this year for a project examining how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way engineering students learn to code.

A new $481,101 NSF award will fund research into giving AI systems something they've long lacked: physical common sense. 

Alumnus helped solve one of the most technically unprecedented structural challenges in North America, and the result is written in concrete on the Obama Presidential Center.

A research team led by Dr. Fasal Aqlan, associate professor in the University of Louisville's J.B. Speed School of Engineering, has received the Best Paper Award from IISE Transactions on Occupational Ergonomics and Human Factors.

In a summer where I-65 is closed for repairs, the viaduct at the Third Street and Eastern Parkway intersection known as the "can opener" is having its busiest season on record.

The contract renewal with KYTC marks the third iteration of an agreement first established in 2022, and represents the largest funding package the partnership has produced to date.

Thane Hudelson, a rising BACS senior, will make history in 2027 as the University of Louisville's first Space Force cadet ever to commission.