Dr. Douglas W. Coffin of the SEAS Chemical and Paper Engineering department was awarded the Corrugated Packaging Division Technical Award and Harry J. Bettendorf Prize by TAPPI on September 26, 2011.   The ceremony took place at TAPPI’s CorrExpo2011 in Fort Worth, Texas.   
TAPPI is the leading association for the worldwide pulp, paper, packaging, and converting industries.  It is a registered non-governmental [...]

The School of Engineering and Applied Science is proud of the recent awards and accomplishments of Professor Yu Tong (Jade) Morton.

Professor Morton was recently elected as the 2011 President of the International Association of Chinese Professionals in Global Positioning Systems (CPGPS).  CPGPS is an international professional organization established in 2001 to serve members in Global [...]

Janet Burge, assistant professor of computer science and software engineering, is one of four Miami University professors who recently received a Distinguished Scholar Award.
She is a specialist in software engineering and conducts research in design rationale, a subfield of Artificial Intelligence in design. She is the lead author of a research monograph, Rationale-Based Software Engineering, [...]

Michael Bailey VanKuren, Associate Professor of mechanical and manufacturing engineering and C. Michael Armstrong Professor was awarded the C. Michael Armstrong Professorship.  In his new position, he will act as liaison between the School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) and the Armstrong Institute for Interactive Media Studies (AIMS).  In this position with AIMS, he will [...]

At the 50th Anniversary Celebration on April 3, 2009, the School of Engineering and Applied Science recognized five faculty who have significantly contributed to the mission of the School and their department for as many as four decades. These faculty members were nominated by their departments and selected for this honor by the SEAS Executive Council.
The honorees [...]

Six Miami faculty received Shoupp Awards for 2009-10, two of which were from the School of Engineering & Applied Science. The program, sponsored by the office for the advancement of research and scholarship (OARS), supports proposals for projects that are tied to Ohio’s Third Frontier project.  The awards are named in honor of the late [...]

Catherine Bishop-Clark, associate dean and professor of computer information and technology at Miami University Middletown, was awarded the E. Philips Knox Teaching Award at Miami University’s fall commencement Dec. 19.
The $3,000 award was established by E. Philips Knox (Miami ‘68) to recognize creative, innovative, and engaging teaching methods at the undergraduate level. Miami’s committee on [...]

A paper co-authored by Anna Dollár from mechanical and manufacturing engineering and Paul Steif from mechanical engineering at Carnegie Mellon University won the Mechanics Division Best Paper Award at the American Society of Engineering Education 2009 Annual Conference. The paper titled “Web-Based Statics Course used in an Inverted Classroom” describes an online course that they [...]

Mysore Narayanan, associate professor of engineering technology at Miami University Hamilton, has received the 2009 Best Paper Award from the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), Graduate Studies Division for his paper, “Assessment Based on the Principles of Theodore Marchese.”
Dr. Narayanan’s paper is an assessment of specific topics in the area of engineering education based [...]

Yu Tong (Jade) Morton, professor of electrical and computer engineering, has been named Miami’s Sigma Xi Researcher of the Year for 2009.
Morton’s research encompasses both real world applications and fundamental research in advanced GPS receiver design, remote sensing, and studies of the Earth’s upper atmosphere as well as signal processing and sensor integrations for [...]