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Like the engineering profession itself, the School of Mechanical Engineering is characterized by the vitality that accompanies change and expansion. Our programs are built on more than a century of tradition in quality engineering education. A highly qualified faculty, state-of-the-art facilities, close interaction with industry, and outstanding students are all marks of our success in fostering and sustaining an environment of academic excellence.

Collections in this community

• Annual Harold W. Gegenheimer Lecture Series on Innovation [2]

  Established in 1995 to support student programs that encourage creativity, innovation and design

• George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering Annual Distinguished Lectures [3]

  Mechanical engineering allows a large number of multidisciplinary activities to be conveniently encompassed. Featured speakers come from engineering, academia, government and business.

• School of Mechanical Engineering OSP Research Reports [41]

  OSP research reports by faculty and researchers in the School of Mechanical Engineering

• School of Mechanical Engineering Research Reports [2]

• School of Mechanical Engineering Theses and Dissertations [2643]

  Original work by students in the School of Mechanical Engineering

Sub-communities within this community

• Environmentally Conscious Design and Manufacturing (ECDM) [3]

  Researchers in the ECDM program develop methodologies and decision support tools that integrate the best business practices with those that produce superior environmental and social performance. Our research outcomes will enable corporations to recognize, pursue and embrace triple bottom line goals

• Fusion Research Center (FRC) [42]

  Fundamental research in the physics of magnetically confined plasmas and their interactions with material surfaces, the development of the engineering sciences of fusion, the conceptual design of fusion applications for electric power production and as neutron sources, and the evaluation of the environmental characteristics of future fusion plants are all part of the wide range of educational and research activities involved in the fusion research area.

• Mechanical Properties Research Laboratory (MPRL) [8]

  The MPRL is an interdisciplinary laboratory which supports education and research programs in structural materials. Its principle activities are directed toward the measurement and modeling of the mechanical properties of engineering materials, primarily related to deformation, fatigue, and fracture.

• Precision Machining Research Consortium (PMRC) [107]

  The Consortium facilitates rapid and comprehensive transfer of technology through extensive interactions with a wide variety of industrial manufacturing facilities

• Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing Institute (RPMI) [3]

  RPMI develops and deploys rapid prototyping and manufacturing technologies and applications through education, research and service.

• Systems Realization Laboratory (SRL) [7]

  The Systems Realization Laboratory was founded in 1992. In addition to a very strong research program, we assert that our primary mission is to provide an opportunity for students to learn how to rise to their full potential. That is why we view and want students as colleagues - colleagues who have a dream and a passion to make a difference and want to be the thought leaders of tomorrow

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