Fall 2024
Aging made easier
Washington State University researchers look for ways to help people live better as they grow older. » More ...
Engineering
Fall 2024
Wear and share
Wearable tech steps up the health-monitoring game for older people. » More ...
Summer 2024
Waterworld made a splash at Expo ’74
Washington State University’s pavilion at the 1974 Spokane World’s Fair showcased water’s importance. » More ...
Summer 2024
WSU’s Waterworld pavilion at Expo ’74 revisited
Travel back to Expo ’74 in Spokane to see the remarkable WSU Waterworld pavilion.
Read about how WSU students and faculty created an exhibit highlighting the importance of water for the 1974 World’s Fair.
Spring 2024
Robobugs in action
Watch tiny robots from the work of Néstor Pérez-Arancibia, associate professor and director of Washington State University’s Autonomous Microrobotic Systems Laboratory.
Read more about Pérez-Arancibia’s research in “The future is all a buzz.”
RoBeetle
Bee++
Microrobot
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Spring 2024
The future is all a buzz
This Washington State University robotics lab is a hive of activity for all tiny things that glide, fly, or crawl. » More ...
Spring 2024
A solution becomes clear
Solving one of our nation’s biggest environmental challenges is becoming clear as glass. » More ...
Winter 2023
Greg Selstead
From the Tacoma Narrows Bridge to maintaining highways, Selstead spent more than four decades on the roads. He is still making a difference. » More ...
Winter 2023
Sustainability is taking off
Washington State University researchers are tackling the environmental challenges posed by the resurgence of air travel, focusing on the development and implementation of sustainable aviation fuel to help the aviation industry reach its net-zero greenhouse gas emissions goal by 2050. » More ...
Fall 2023
Being part of the solution
Kristian Gubsch seeks ways to mitigate carbon emissions. » More ...