College of Science, Engineering and Technology

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. […]

GCU's competition robot gets a reboot

After GCU's Robotics Club came back from its first-ever competition, team members decided to give their friendly little 'bot a major upgrade. The 23x23-23-inch Thunderbot […]