Behind the Bricks and Mortar: Special Features of the Science and Engineering Building

Innovation and Economic Development: Research at the SEB

The new Science and Engineering Building creates a unique environment for interdisciplinary research and education on the UNLV campus.

Solar Innovation and Technology Center

UNLV is teaming up with businesses, financial institutions, nonprofits, trades, and government agencies to establish the new Solar Innovation and Technology Center.

Voices of Research

Faculty and student scholars talk about UNLV's commitment to research.

Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities Symposium

UNLV Research

Discovering new knowledge. Teaching sophisticated skills. Solving community problems. UNLV Research and Economic Development is making a difference. Learn more about UNLV research by visiting https://www.unlv.edu/research.

Engineering a Mean Fastball

UPDATE: Hailey has reached her goal and finished her #Journeyto30! More info: https://www.unlv.edu/news/release/eight-year-old-hailey-dawson-completes-her-journey-30 Hailey Dawson throws a powerful fastball. Armed with her UNLV-built "Robohand," this amazing 7-year-old threw out the opening pitch at Game 4 of the World Series. UNLV’s College of Engineering faculty and students teamed up to design and produce a 3-D printed, robotic hand that enabled Hailey to grab, grasp, grow, and throw. Due to a rare condition called Poland Syndrome, Dawson was born without a right pectoral muscle. We're helping to bring national attention to solutions for other children with Poland Syndrome. Donate here: https://rebelraiser.unlv.edu/project/7661 Learn more: https://www.unlv.edu/engineering/haileyshand Follow along with Hailey's journey: Twitter @haileys_hand Instagram @haileys_hand

2017 Year-in-Review

Looking back at 2017, President Len Jessup (2015-2018) recalls the inspiring accomplishments of our student body, faculty, and staff.

CCSD & UNLV Pollen Monitoring Program

Allergy season is here! CCSD/UNLV pollen program researchers Tanvi Patel and Asma Tahir discuss the daily sampling process to track what makes us sneeze during allergy season in Las Vegas. More info: www.unlv.edu/news

UNLV in Focus: Oprah Book Club, Pollen Monitoring, and Supercomputing (February 2018)

A recap of events in February. Including: - Black Mountain Institute fellow Tayari Jones featured in Oprah's Book Club - Pollen Monitoring Program tracks pollen year round - Altair software agreement improves access to UNLV's supercomputer More info: unlv.edu/news

Organ Regeneration Research

New research into the process of cell and organ regeneration is being conducted by Dr. Kelly Ai-Sun Tseng and her lab at UNLV's School of Life Sciences. More info: www.unlv.edu/news

Hailey's #Journeyto30

UPDATE: Hailey has reached her goal and finished her #Journeyto30! More info: https://www.unlv.edu/news/release/eight-year-old-hailey-dawson-completes-her-journey-30 Hailey Dawson throws a powerful fastball. Armed with her UNLV-built "Robohand," this amazing 8-year-old is well on her way to throwing out the first pitch at every MLB ballpark. UNLV’s College of Engineering faculty and students teamed up to design and produce a 3-D printed, robotic hand that enabled Hailey to grab, grasp, grow, and throw. Due to a rare condition called Poland Syndrome, Dawson was born without a right pectoral muscle. We're helping to bring national attention to solutions for other children with Poland Syndrome. Donate here: https://rebelraiser.unlv.edu/project/7661 Learn more: https://www.unlv.edu/engineering/haileyshand Follow along with Hailey's journey: Twitter @haileys_hand Instagram @haileys_hand

Black Fire Innovation Tour

Look inside the first building at the #UNLV Harry Reid Research & Technology Park! The centerpiece of the debut building is Black Fire Innovation, bringing UNLV & Caesars Entertainment together to advance trends in hospitality & gaming technology. MORE: https://www.unlv.edu/news/release/black-fire-innovation-highlights-opening-debut-research-building-unlv-tech-park