Prof Qing Chang Receives Prestigious NSF Career Award

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Assistant Professor Qing Chang has been awarded the prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER award titled "CAREER Collaborative Modeling for Distributed Sensing and Real-Time Intelligent Control to Improve Battery Manufacturing Productivity and Efficiency" ($400,001) in 2014.

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News

News
See pages2012
- Assistant Professor Thomas Cubaud Awarded NSF Career award
- US Rep. Timothy Bishop remarks about Assistant Professor Lei Zuo's research to Congress
See pages2013
See pages2014
- ME Student Featured Story: "Building a Better Future for Engineers of Color"
- Prof Qing Chang Receives Prestigious NSF Career Award
See pages2015
- GM Donates Palletized Conveyer System
- Stony Brook’s Got the Power: How One University Earned Four Major Energy Research Awards in Less Than a Year
See pages2016
See pages2017
See pages2018
- Steve Hansen
- Winter Session