Engineering brings in $33 million in research awards in 2023, topping 2022 by $11 million – University of Nevada, Reno

The numbers are in: The College of Engineering garnered $33 million in research awards in CY 2023, up about $11 million from 2022. Research faculty won 132 grants in 2023, up from 94 in 2022.

Some of the larger grants announced in 2023 include:

Engineering Dean Erick Jones credits not only the research faculty but the team from the Colleges Engineering Research Office (ERO) for the jump in research awards. The team Roger Evans, Julia Henning, Kristy McLean and Brett Shirey provides research faculty with proposal development and project management support. Erika Hutton, former ERO team lead and now with the Sponsored Projects team in the Universitys Research & Innovation organization, also is credited with laying the groundwork for an efficient, effective ERO staff.

The momentum in the College of Engineering right now is very exciting, Jones said. Our faculty is bringing a level of innovation and excellence to their research that is truly cutting edge. We are grateful to have a faculty and an ERO team that embraces our vision and helps articulate our goals so eloquently.

This small but mighty team has truly supported our research faculty in getting to a higher level, Jones continued. Its one of the advantages of working at the College of Engineering at the University of Nevada, Reno.

Research is a priority for the College, along with providing students with a rigorous, hands-on education in engineering and computer science. The focus on research is reflected in Colleges strategic plan, Wolf Pack Innovation, which lists as its research pillars:

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Engineering brings in $33 million in research awards in 2023, topping 2022 by $11 million - University of Nevada, Reno

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