Chapman Engineering Students Multidisciplinary Research Findings in the Spring Scholar Symposium
In early May, Fowler School of Engineering students presented their research to the Chapman University campus during the Spring Student Scholar Symposium hosted be the Center for Undergraduate Excellence. They displayed their posters or gave oral presentations to share their findings on subjects such as solving issues in residual network to creating a braille-display interactive
Engineering Faculty Selected for The Fletcher Jones Foundation Faculty Fellows in Engineering for Their Innovative Research in Optical Sensing and Assistive Technologies Through Metamaterials and Bioinspired Design Congratulations to Dr. Nasim Estakhri and Dr. Cassandra Donatelli
Professors Nasim Estakhri and Cassandra Donatelli were chosen as the 2024 recipients of The Fletcher Jones Foundation Faculty Fellows in Engineering. They joined their fellow engineering faculty, Dr. Emad Arasteh and Dr. Mark Harrison, who received this honor last year. This three-year faculty fellowship is a testament to the potential impact of their research on
Two Fowler School of Engineering Faculty Among Top Cited Scientists in the World
Stanford University releases a report annually featuring the most cited scientists globally using SCOPUS, a comprehensive abstract and citation database. The scientists recognized in the report are determined by two significant factors: the number of publications and the number of citations. The Fowler School of Engineering is proud to have two professors named in this
Optimizing Technology through Innovative Design: Fowler Engineering Faculty and Alumnus Publish Research on Inverse Design Strategies
At the Fowler School of Engineering (FSE), research opportunities are abundant for not just continuing faculty, but also for students overall. Coming from various engineering disciplines, such as computer science and software engineering, students have explored creative and innovative solutions to real-world modern problems. FSE students explore the fullest potential of their research by presenting
Chapman Engineering Students Present Real-World Solutions at The Fall Student Scholar Symposium
On Wednesday, November 29th, many Chapman Engineering students presented their innovative research in this university-wide event held by the Center for Undergraduate Excellence for undergraduate students to showcase their research amongst their peers and faculty members. Some of the research ranges from subjects such as bioengineering to neuroscience and even extends to improving a Braille
Gene Haas Recipient Advances Research in 3D Printing: Matthew Shugarte Engineers New Pathways to Succeed in Fowler
Name: Matthew ‘Matt’ Shugarte Year: Junior Major: Electrical Engineering Minor: Musical Theatre Extracurriculars and Involvements: Tech Shop Assistant, Undergraduate Research Assistant, Triathlon Club, Gene Haas Foundation Scholarship Recipient, Incoming CalTrans Intern For many students, getting involved on campus may initially seem intimidating. Yet, it remains one of the most exciting aspects of the college experience.
From Extensive Quantum Physics Research to Assistant Professor at Chapman Engineering: Dr. Estakhri Enhances the Education Experience
Faculty Name: Dr. Nooshin Estakhri Alma Mater: B.Sc. Electrical Engineering and Communications, University of Tehran, Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, University of Michigan Currently Teaching: ENGR 101: Foundations of Design and Fabrication Research: Dr. Esktahri’s two-part research includes understanding and designing quantum dynamics in a number of different leading platforms in the field of quantum information
From High Doubts to Most Polished: Chapman Students Reach for Success in Game Development "What we really value out of this project is now we've ended up with a great bunch of lifelong friends," shared Victoria Taurizano.
The hands-on learning experience at Chapman Engineering provides limitless value to our engineering students. Our undergraduate students are encouraged by industry-experienced faculty to pursue larger-than-life projects despite the odds. Fabian Bautista (English Major, Game Development Minor ‘24) and Victoria Taurizano (Screenwriting Major, Game Development Minor, and Computer Science Minor ‘24) persisted in creating a game
From Biomedical Engineering to Engineering 101: Facilitating Hands-On Experiences for Freshmen and Beyond Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Christopher Girard
Faculty Name: Christopher Girard, Ph.D. Currently Teaching: ENGR 101: Foundations of Design and Fabrication Research: Simulation of Neuron Interaction, Electrode Implementation, Accelerating the Prototyping of Electrical and Mechanical Systems With the start of a new academic year, Fowler School of Engineering students look forward to reconnecting with their peers and engaging with classroom content through