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Inside Schweitzer Engineering Hall: A first look (opens the original)
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Walk into the new Schweitzer Engineering Hall, and students and visitors are greeted with warm colors, comfortable meeting places, a coffee shop, and the Diane Coughlin Welcome Center. Schweitzer Engineering Hall is the new central hub and welcoming front door for the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture, providing a place for students to collaborate and thrive. The building centralizes all the college’s services, supporting students in their success, and is the first step in moderniz
Researchers use AI to ‘democratize’ 3D printing of crucial metal alloy (opens the original)
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Washington State University researchers used artificial intelligence to find a more efficient, less expensive way to 3D-print a high-performance metal alloy, saving researchers from needing to painstakingly test more than 100 million options. The findings could someday allow the alloy, which is common in the aerospace industry but has many other potential applications, to be printed using widely available commercial equipment. And the AI techniques used could be applied in a variety of fields, i
Researchers develop electronic skin for prosthetics to sense temperature and pressure (opens the original)
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PULLMAN, Wash. – An electronic skin with a sensing system that can detect pressure and temperature could someday be used to help amputees gain feeling in their prosthetics. The work led by Washington State University researchers and published in the journal Cell Reports Physical Science, can sense at ten times a finer scale than current commercial glove sensors. “This approach democratizes the production of medical-grade e-skins, making advanced tactile feedback viable for widespread clinical ad
Model could help communities set effective subsidies for wildfire mitigation (opens the original)
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PULLMAN, Wash. — A model developed by Washington State University researchers could someday help communities determine how best to motivate homeowners to prepare their properties for possible wildfires. The WSU researchers developed formulas that communities could someday use to find optimal subsidies to incentivize people in wildfire-prone communities to protect their properties through actions such as clearing vegetation or upgrading roofing materials. The work was published in the journal, Ex
Master’s degree in artificial intelligence gets underway (opens the original)
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A new master’s degree in artificial intelligence (AI) being offered this fall at WSU will provide students with high-demand skills in AI and machine learning to meet industry needs around the state and region. The new program, which gets underway in the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), will enable students to acquire AI skills as well as standards needed to work in industry as an AI professional. Students will learn to apply theories, models, and techniques for AI al
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