I am pleased to introduce the latest edition of the 奥克兰的工程师 — the School of Engineering and Computer Science's showcase of innovation, 研究, and academic excellence.
This issue is a testament to the vibrant and forward-thinking community at our school, where the future of engineering and technology is envisioned and actively crafted by our students, 教师, 和校友.
在这些页面中, you will find an array of articles that exemplify our commitment to advancing the field of engineering and computer science. From the inspiring story of the Electric Racing Association (ERA) to the groundbreaking 研究 in ultrasound technology for disease screening, each piece provides insight into the trailblazing endeavors taking place at our school.
我们的封面故事， Racing to the Future, highlights the impactful hands-on experiences students gain at SECS. This initiative is not only about building cars; it's about preparing the next generation of engineers for a rapidly evolving industry.
In At the Cutting Edge, we delve into the intersection of engineering and medicine, exploring how machine learning and AI are revolutionizing medical imaging and patient care. These advancements are not just theoretical—they are real-world applications that promise to enhance the quality of life for millions.
The magazine honors the contributions of our new 教师, such as Dr. Alycen Wiacek's innovative work in acoustic-based screening methods and Dr. Marco Gerini-Romagnoli’s investigation of reversible adhesives.
Our commitment to community and education extends beyond our 研究 labs. 伸出援手, we spotlight our outreach programs that engage K-12 students in STEM and foster love for science and engineering among the youth.
I invite you to peruse the 奥克兰的工程师 and share in the excitement of our accomplishments. I believe that our work resonates with the broader engineering and computer science community and serves as a beacon of inspiration and innovation.
Thank you for your continued support and interest in the School of Engineering and Computer Science at Oakland University. We look forward to your feedback and the continued exchange of ideas that drives our collective progress.
Louay米. Chamra, Ph值.D.
Dean, School of Engineering and Computer Science
