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The NW Faculty Exchange is an active venue to engage in collaborative conversations relevant to landscape architecture in the Pacific Northwest of the U.S. and British Columbia.

Neuroscientist Darrell Jackson will talk about his journey from wandering into the neurosurgery department during a middle school field trip to becoming a neuroscientist.

Come join the WSU Jazz Society this Wednesday at 4:30pm PST for our monthly jazz forum featuring Dave Pollack! You won’t want to miss it, Pollack is one of the best!

Dave Pollack Masterclass

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The event is moderated by J. Philip Gruen, Associate Professor School of Design and Construction, Washington State University.

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Combined compression and shear plate impact loading involves impact of two parallel plates inclined relative to their direction of approach.

My research area is integrating electric vehicles (EVs) in distribution system operations.

Please join us for the Annual Physics and Astronomy Undergraduate Research Poster Session.

Developing Your Leadership Style with Megan Smith. To help future leaders discover individual leadership styles and discuss how to best apply that style to enable high functioning teams.

An evening of Beethoven Sonatas – Celebration of Beethoven’s 250th Birthday!

This event has been postponed to Thursday, January 28 at 7:30 pm. Join us!

Millions of people around the globe are suffering from energy poverty and approximately 85% of them live in remote rural areas of developing countries.

As a newly degreed engineer, Troy got his foot in the door at PSE by applying for a senior-level position and convincing the selection team he was the right applicant to fill the role.

My proposal aims at conducting the several correlated research on leveraging the available flexibility in the power distribution system by allowing the active participation of proactive consumers in the wholesale market.

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“Don’t be sad that it is over, be happy that it happened” -Joel Roeber, 2020

A fitting end to what has been a monumental learning experience for him at Washington State University, this recital showcases a wide array of guitar work that Joel brings to the table as…

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On December 5th at 2 pm WSU’s School of Music will present their annual Holiday Concert. This performance will be a culminating experience for the WSU Concert Choir, University Singers, and Symphony Orchestra. Students will present literature rehearsed throughout the semester and will also lead sing-alongs of some…

Currently, isotopic analysis of nuclear materials is predominantly laboratory-based (mass spectroscopy) which is time consuming and not useful for field applications.

Come enjoy a short presentation from US Patent & Trademark Office Director Iancu discuss the Office’s new initiative to support American innovation and entrepreneurship in the 2020’s.

Energy Systems Innovation Center FA20 TEAM Seminar series presents Implementation of Real Time Co-Optimization by Mr. Venkat Tirupati, Grid and Market Solutions at Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT)

Computer science has the highest dropout rate among undergraduate STEM degree programs.

Native American cultural artifacts and imagery often have been used for commercial or other purposes without any consideration to the cultures that produced them.

Degree: Ph.D. Electrical & Computer Engineering

Advisor:  Dr. Partha Pande

Research Topic: “Resource Management in M3D manycore architecture in presence of Inter-tier Process Variation”

Traditionally, the Energy Management System (EMS) has been deployed at the control center in suggesting preventive and corrective control actions at a minute scale and the local automated control at substations at a much faster timescale.

Dr. Megan Undeberg will discuss the history of pharmacy during World War II.