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News

Dr. Broniatowski quoted in recent Salon and Vox articles about anti-vaccination rhetoric on social media
Dr. Gralla awarded DSJ Best Paper Award
Newsweek quotes Dr. Broniatowski in the article “Vaccines Won't Stop the Pandemic Unless at Least 50 Million Skeptical Americans Change Their Minds.’’
Dr. Helveston quoted in Forbes article on electric vehicles
Dr. Toreges chairs NAPA Grand Challenges committee report
Dr. Broniatowski quoted in media regarding use of Twitter data to determine compliance with COVID-19 social distancing policies
Drs. Mazzuchi and Millar developing green tech for US coal industry
AP interviews Dr. John Helveston in the YouTube post “China’s emissions drop amid coronavirus outbreak.”
Dr. Broniatowski’s research on vaccine-related advertising gets broad media coverage
Science publishes Dr. Helveston’s commentary on China’s role in scaling low-carbon energy technologies

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Features & Announcements

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Intro to Engineering summer course for high schoolers; register by May 15

SEAS will offer a three-week, three credit Introduction to Engineering course, beginning June 7, for high school students. The course provides a hands-on project and experiment-based introduction to the various disciplines within engineering and applied science. Learn more and register.

Minecraft classroom

Dr. Gralla uses Minecraft to adapt lab project to online learning

Dr. Gralla introduces students to the fundamentals of systems engineering and manufacturing using Minecraft.

Professor Shittu

Why systems engineering is so relevant to modern society

Listen as Dr. Ekundayo Shittu discusses the exciting contributions that systems engineering makes to society.

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Dr. Broniatowski receives NSF RAPID grant for COVID-19-related research

Dr. David Broniatowski will use Twitter data combined with agent-based modeling to construct a model of the coupled spread of disease and fear in the context of COVID-19. Learn more.

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COVID-19 Response: GW Spring 2021 Update

To get information on GW instruction, housing, and the student experience during COVID-19, please visit the University's Spring 2021 Plan and FAQ webpages. SEAS-specific information is available on the SEAS COVID-19 Resources page.

Events

April
12—
April
16
GW Research Showcase
9:00am—5:00pm
April
14—
April
16
GW Digital Health Summit
9:00am—5:00pm

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