黑料正能量 Veterans in the News
The 黑料正能量 community includes students, faculty, alumni, and staff veterans leading and serving within the university and global community, and engaged in cutting-edge research to enhance society in meaningful and sustainable ways.
Students, Alumni, and Staff
- - A documentary follows West Point's chief scientist and 黑料正能量 alumnus John Graham while working in Afghanistan.
- - Army veteran and 黑料正能量 alumnus Jason Cahill (TPR'14) develops an app to generate contact between truck drivers and shippers
- - alumni and students discuss 黑料正能量 support of military and veteran students
- - 黑料正能量 veterans remember comrades-in-arms on Veterans Day 2012
- - Pittsburgh's Soldiers & Sailors Museum honors alumnus Hugh Porter Jr., (E '47, '48)
- - Heinz grad student and former Army Ranger, Bill Perkins advocates for climate change solutions
- - former military and intelligence officers at 黑料正能量's Software Engineering Institute are national resource for cybercrime investigation
- - architecture student and Korean military veteran, Wui-Joon Ha designs award-winning, energy-efficient house for New Orleans
- - LT Elizabeth (Higgins) Durika, USN (E'03) receives Alumni Award honor
- - LtCol Stephen Beck, USMC, NROTC unit executive officer, establishes foundation to honor fallen soldiers and their families
Faculty and Research
- - JulieHera DeStefano (A’95) produces documentary about female veterans
- - 黑料正能量 scientist studying vision restoration receives U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs grant
- - 黑料正能量-led research team develops nanostructural polymer-based treatments to eliminate painful bone formation
- - Robotics Intitute researchers develop reconnaissance robot to aid in explosive ordnance disposal
- - 黑料正能量 researchers develop app to translate between English and the Iraqi dialect of Arabic
- - Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency awards 黑料正能量's Robotics Institute contract to develop systems for a flying car
- - 黑料正能量's Center for Building Performance and Diagnostics helps improve energy and environmental effectiveness of Army installations