From the effects of toxic stress during early childhood to developmental issues related to balance and gait. From infection risk in pediatric cancer patients to the mining of big data to reduce hospital readmissions.
Students and faculty in Fowler School of Engineering are preparing to solve some of society’s biggest problems. They’re bridging disciplines as they design new products and systems.
An artificial platelet technology designed to help the body heal from traumatic injury is just one of the innovations that has earned Fowler School of Engineering Dean Andrew Lyon membership in the National Academy of...
She always loved math and relished puzzles. But Abby Bechtel ’22 hadn’t imagined that those factors could add up to a degree in computer science. Until she arrived at Chapman University. “Coming to Chapman has changed...
Halfway through Jim Swenson’s senior year, his college dream was in jeopardy. It was 1958, and he had run out of money for tuition. Luckily, Bob Banks at First National Bank of Wisconsin was there to provide assistance...
From microbiology lab kits to circuit boards, Chapman delivers specialized supplies students need for remote learning as university prepares for semester's opening.
Long before Eric Chier ’24 became a Masimo Scholar at Chapman University, he had the company’s devices in his life. “I didn’t know it, but we had Masimo tools in our house,” Chier says of the global medical technology...
The passion is evident as Dean Andrew Lyon talks about the ways Chapman University is building an exceptional engineering school for the 21st century. Lyon’s zeal grows even stronger as he conveys the commitment at...
Only a few decades ago, the word engineer summoned images of machines, bridges, electrical grids and chemical production plants. To some, it even meant the man – and it was inevitably a man – who drove a locomotive...
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