Speed School of Engineering
Speed School of Engineering
The Kela network Entrepreneur sparks change for himself, others through connectivity
Kela Ivonye’s story is all about connections – finding them, building them and nurturing them.
As an international student from Nigeria, the connections he found...
UofL industry/university research center receives additional funding to focus on electric vehicles, infrastructure
The announcement earlier this month that a second major automotive battery manufacturer is planning to build a large plant in Kentucky was welcome news...
Three UofL juniors awarded Goldwater scholarships
Three University of Louisville juniors conducting undergraduate research in breast cancer, galaxies and robotics have won 2022 Barry Goldwater Scholarships, marking the largest number...
UofL awards renewable energy prize to LED lighting pioneer
Shuji Nakamura, a pioneer in sustainable energy technology, has won the 2019 Leigh Ann Conn Prize for Renewable Energy from the University of Louisville....
UofL research and creativity on display at 2022 ACCelerate Festival
The University of Louisville’s groundbreaking innovation and culture-shaping creativity will be on full-display from April 8-10 at the National Museum of American History in...
UofL, GE Appliances develop engineering scholarship for underrepresented students
Aspiring engineers from underrepresented communities have a new path to a UofL degree.
Last fall, the J.B. Speed School of Engineering partnered with GE Appliances...
UofL’s Inaugural Research and Scholarship Awards celebrate year of exploration and new knowledge Six...
Researchers, scholars and research administrators were recognized for their contributions at the University of Louisville’s inaugural Research and Scholarship Awards, held March 29.
The event,...
New controller developed at UofL improves home use of epidural stimulation for people with...
When Keith Smith recently got a new tablet, it wasn’t for watching videos or scanning social media.
Instead, this tablet allows Smith, who has tetraplegia,...
UofL alum advocates, educates for Black economic power
In Lawrence Watkins’ view, the quest for economic power is the current generation’s civil rights struggle.
Watkins ’06 is doing his part to help fellow...
New York man with paralysis stands 39 years after injury thanks to UofL’s spinal...
Nearly four decades after Henry Stifel’s spinal cord injury – and after following spinal cord injury research as a philanthropist for more than three...