Some of today's groundbreaking technologies are being developed for use in the sky.

When the radio-controlled aircraft designed by five engineering students takes flight over RIT at this year's Imagine RIT: Innovation and Creativity Festival, it will be equipped with some of the latest technology to collect aerial images and relay information...

The Rochester Engineering Society recognized Santosh Kurinec and Maureen Valentine as 2012 Rochester Engineers of Distinction at the Rochester Engineering Society's Annual Gala, held on April 20. It was the society's 111th presentation of this event.

Kurinec is a professor of electrical and microelectronic engineering and microsystems engineering, and Valentine is an...

The latest in archiving technology for preserving ancient manuscripts and 21st century data had its debut on the moon.

Forty years after Apollo 11 used a silicon wafer to preserve congratulatory messages to the U.S. from around the world, the concept has re-entered the technology atmosphere, and is being used as...

The 3-foot-tall technology wonder walking the halls of the Kate Gleason College of Engineering is TigerBot III, RIT's humanoid, autonomous robot. He's small in stature, but big in robotics technology. A creative take on a tour guide, guests to the college could one day be greeted by TigerBot and escorted through...

Anand Gopalan '02, '05, senior director of engineering for Rambus Inc., will be the featured presenter for the Dean's Alumni Speaker Series at 1 p.m. on Friday, April 19, in Gleason Hall, room 2139.

He will discuss "Making a Career in Semiconductors: A Reality Check." The semiconductor industry is changing rapidly with...