Engineering Graduate Research Symposium
We are excited to announce the 2023 Engineering Graduate Research Symposium!
The 2023 Engineering Graduate Research Symposium (EGRS) will take place May 11th, 2023 in the Engineering Building on the campus of Michigan State University. Celebrate with us as we showcase the work of graduate students from across all College units.
Poster Listing
Click here for the 2023 Engineering Graduate Research Symposium Poster Listing (pdf copy) .
Registered Industry Partners
We are excited to host representatives from the following organizations.
BASF | Meritor |
Corewell Health | PPG |
Dow | Ramaiah Institute of Technology |
Ford | The Engineering Society of Detroit |
GE Aerospace | Toyota |
General Motors | WSP |
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company | Yazaki |
Jackson | ZF Group |
Event Agenda
8:00AM - 9:00AM | Registration Poster Set Up |
9:00AM - 9:30AM | Welcome Remarks |
9:30AM - 11:00AM | First Poster Session |
11:00AM - 12:30PM | Second Poster Session |
12:30PM - 2:00PM | Lunch and Symposium Showcase |
2:00PM - 2:30PM | Event Conclusion and Poster Tear Down |
Event Attendees
The Symposium is FREE and open to the public and we value your participation. ATTENDEES CAN CLICK HERE TO REGISTER. Attendee registration closes April 28, 2023.
Graduate Student Presentators and Attendees
Poster presenters should bring their printed posters to the Symposium by 8:30am on May 11th. Information on poster size can be found in the Graduate Symposium Poster Guidelines.
Symposium Research Themes
Applied Electromagnetics Development of electromagneic devices and technologies to improve communication and sensing capabilities for a wide array of consumer, industrial and governmental applications. |
Computational and Informational Systems Algorithm design and software development to enable and advance data mining and machine learning, computer vision, context-aware computing, trustworthy computing, and cyberphysical systems. |
Health and Biomedical Discovering and engineering solutions to enhance health and wellness and to improve health care for increased longevity and quality of life. |
Materials, Mechanics and Advanced Manufacturing Creation of new and improved materials and their applications, coupled with fundamental and comprehensive understanding of their properties and performance, as well as improved processing systems, for use in the production of goods. |
Mobility and Robotics
Designing mechanisms for improving the lives of people, facilitating transportation, and supporting manufacturing of goods, with particular emphasis on a new generation of autonomous, connected, energy-efficient vehicles that can operate safely under real-world conditions. |
Smart AG
Applying technology to the agro-food supply chain to enhance food safety, food security, and system efficiency. |
Sustainability: Infrastructure, Environment, Energy and Water
Creating sustainable approaches to meeting societal resource needs, optimizing interactions between the natural and built environments, and protecting human and environmental health. |