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First Father and Son Pair Receive ASM Gold Medal

The American Society for Metals (ASM) has awarded the 2026 International Gold Medal to Roger Narayan, Distinguished Professor in the Lampe Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering at NC State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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Engineering Entrepreneurs Program Moves to College of Engineering, Priya Gill Named Interim Director

The Engineering Entrepreneurs Program (EEP) at NC State University — a transformational educational experience for students seeking to solve engineering challenges — is moving from the Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship to the College of Engineering.

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COE Professors To Be Recognized at National Academy of Inventors Annual Conference

Three College of Engineering faculty members will be recognized at the National Adademy of Inventors annual conference in Atlanta.