After the spring semester drew to a close, 56 postdoctoral scholars from NC State University shared their research at the 6th Annual Postdoctoral Research Symposium.
Three NC State graduate students are among those who shared their research projects recently with members of the North Carolina General Assembly.
Ph.D. candidate Jessica Nash and two teammates took second place in a national case competition where teams develop solutions to a business-related problem.
A year-long internship as an undergraduate led Jacob Monroe to pursue his Ph.D. in civil engineering and delve into research that will have future impact on the nation’s power grid.
Alumnus Mike Hancock said earning an online master of computer science degree from NC State’s College of Engineering equipped him with the knowledge and skills to be an efficient problem solver.
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