Cosmic Wonders
Speed professor brings major planetary conference to Louisville.
Current Issue
(Fall 2005)
KPPC Helps Businesses and Others Keep Energy, Dollars from Blowing Out the Stack
Rising costs of electricity and natural gas force industry to find ways to cut costs.
From Young Minds, New Medicine
Program helps student researchers bring their ideas to the marketplace.
Exploring New Realms
Speed School is branching out into exciting new multidisciplinary biomedical research and other areas not usually associated with the school.
Speed News
INSPIRE Program attracts students who are traditionally underrepresented in engineering; professors receive awards for outstanding work; and students win award at supercomputing conference.
Speed's New Faculty Bring Expertise in Emerging Fields
New faculty members bring a variety of experience and research to Speed.
Young Hallmark Scholar Engineers Military Sensor
Speed student Patrick Fletcher helps develop ways to make military sensors smaller.
Alum's Cutter Promotes Reuse of Old Carpet and More
George Sotsky '58S and his team of developers have worked to perfect the industry's first single-shaft rotary cutter.
A Letter from the Speed School Alumni Council President
Stacey Guilford looks forward to an exciting year.
Kelly "Gives Back" and Nets National Engineering Award
Helping build roads and clean water systems are part of what earned state and national honors for Speed graduate.
Bioengineering is 7th Speed Department
The new department of bioengineering will be fully operational in the next few years and will have joint and adjunct faculty appointments with the School of Medicine and the College of Arts and Sciences.
