College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Hard work takes center stage at Honors symposium

By Jeannette Cruz GCU News Bureau  Isabella Ketcham and Silvana Burgos, two environmental science majors at Grand Canyon University, spent the 2017-18 academic year studying […]

Hydrogel lab helps mold future biomedical engineers

Dr. Kyle Jones' biomedical engineering students got a peek at what they might be doing as future biomedical engineers. They recently tested different "recipes" of […]

Anatomy group's body of work: Creating human atlas

It's rare that an undergraduate student has the chance to be involved in putting together a reference book. But that's what a team of about […]

Pac-Man, tutus compute at robotics event

Imagine you're a video game character trapped in an arcade game, and the only way to get out is to defeat the boss. That was […]

CSET professor scales weight-loss conundrum

College of Science, Engineering and Technology professor Dr. Zachary Zeigler didn't tell any "comforting lies" in his weight loss talk Wednesday. The author of "The […]

Math and physics add up for biology students

Only about a third of high school students ever take a physics class, said Dr. Galyna Kufryk, and in many high schools, physics isn't a […]

GCU: Voice of authority in online education

When it comes to online learning, GCU's faculty have established a reputation of being some of the most sought-after thought-leaders in presenting and publishing their […]

There's an app -- and a capstone student -- for that

A National Center for Missing and Exploited Children app, a video game about a time-traveling cop just trying to retrieve his stolen Slushee, and a […]

Investigation confirms popularity of forensic science

Solving a crime doesn't happen in the span of a one-hour "Bones" TV show. Nor do one or two investigators break a case wide open. […]