New research by Cornell engineers provides a blueprint for developing roads equipped with energy storage systems that can wirelessly charge electric vehicles. Read more about Study conceptualizes energy efficient, wireless charging roads
Tomás Rossetti spent the first 26 years of his life in Santiago, Chile. When he was in middle school the city of roughly six million people undertook a radical reorganization of its public... Read more about Creating transportation systems that work for people
Cornell Systems Engineering alum Kyrin Sandhu Pollock MEng '19 answers the question: "How has the Cornell Systems Engineering program affected your career?" https://youtu.be/4WIrQ_yh1Yw Read more
In May, a group of Cornell Systems M.Eng. alumni got together for a Zoom webinar to answer the question: "Why did you choose Systems Engineering?" https://youtu.be/Y_dfevtzc4E Read more
Cornell Systems Engineering held an alumni panel in May 2022. Here the former students answer the question: What Stood Out?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbIJ2kQT9Gw Read more
Zineb Louriqate Systems Engineering, M.Eng. Elkton, Md. "No matter the challenges you face, do not stop believing in yourself and do not stop chasing your dreams. It gets harder before it gets easier... Read more
Consumers are paying increasing attention to their impact on the planet—and therefore, so are retailers. Now a study by Faisal Alkaabneh, a fifth-year student in Cornell Engineering’s Systems Ph.D... Read more
