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'It's Not Win or Lose, it's Win or Learn': Bold Leaders Give Advice to the Next Generation

Trailblazing fighter pilot Jeannie Leavitt and leader of the first U.S. moon mission in 50 years Tim Crain tell future generations what they learned on their journeys.

Cockrell's Top Stories of 2024

Groundbreaking research, new facilities, education programs and even a trip to the Moon were all a part of an exciting 2024 at the Cockrell School of Engineering. 

A customized wheelchair for a dog designed by Texas Engineers

Texas Engineers and Austin Pets Alive Designed Wheelchairs for Pups

Senior design courses are common across the Cockrell School, but the students in mechanical engineering 366J this past spring got the chance to create something for a unique customer: dogs.

A brain-computer interface project in José del R. Millán's lab

The Evolving Landscape of Non-Invasive EEG Brain-Computer Interfaces

Exploring the state of the art in non-invasive brain-computer interfaces, focusing on use cases in clinical rehabilitation and the advancements in related supporting technologies.

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Michael Webber Receives Energy Thought Leader Award

Michael Webber, who holds a dual appointment in the Cockrell School of Engineering’s Walker Department of Mechanical Engineering and the LBJ School of Public Affairs at The University of Texas at Austin, was selected as the Energy Thought Leader: Higher Education for The American Energy Society’s 2024 Energy Awards.

A comparison of EEG devices, including an e-tattoo created by Texas Engineer Nanshu Lu

Printed E-tattoo Ink-credible at Reading Brainwaves

Texas Engineers developed electronic tattoos using conductive ink that can be printed directly on the surface of a patient's head and measure their brainwaves.

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