Lightening the Load of Multi-Material Manufacturing with 3D Printing

NSF Future Manufacturing program Awards $500K to Pitt, CMU Engineers

Meet Your Social Media Mediator: Artificial Intelligence

Algorithms led us into echo chambers online. A Pitt engineer shows how they can also help get us out.

It’s urgent to act on PFAS—but how? New study proposes global roadmap

Pitt’s Mascaro Center for Sustainable Innovation names Melissa Bilec as new Co-Director

Eric Beckman, founding co-director, to continue focus on innovation and translation programs

Sussan Olaore Receives Chancellor’s Award for Commitment to Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

Making Waves in Predicting Aortic Aneurysms and Postpartum Complications

Pitt bioengineer Rama Mukkamala will study arterial waveforms as a predictive measure of aortic aneurysm size and fluid overload status in postpartum women

Research Sheds New Light on Decreased Performance Under Pressure

New $3 million National Science Foundation center aims to connect materials data science research to industry

Case Western Reserve, University of Pittsburgh launch MDS-Rely Center to make industrial materials more reliable and develop skilled manufacturing workforce

Finding the Fountain of Youth for Catalysts

Pitt Engineers Develop a New Method to Extend the Catalytic Lifetime of Nanoparticles

Bringing light into computers to accelerate AI and machine learning

Welcome to the Swanson School of Engineering

For 175 years, engineering at Pitt has had a singular mission: To create new knowledge which improves the human condition. And this new knowledge is not simply lab experiments, or journal articles, or textbooks. New knowledge lives in people, most especially in our outstanding students.

Throughout our academic, research, and community programs, we seek to build a culture of collaboration and inclusivity, supported by pillars of People, Partnerships, and Translation. Our focus is the holistic success of our students and alumni through life-long learning and engagement.

Our path forward is challenging, but our future lights the way. Forge Ahead.

James R. Martin II
U.S. Steel Dean of Engineering