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Part of LMU Seaver College’s summer 2026 research program, electrical engineering student Keegan Reiss ’28 helped improve sensor systems used to study how marine mussels respond to environmental change.
From AI tools to drone research and racecar engineering, LMU students unveiled yearlong engineering and computer science projects that bridge classroom learning with real-world innovation at the 2026 Engineering and Computer Science Design Showcase.
Each year, Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering asks our students engaged in summer research to tell us about themselves, their work and the goals of the research they are working with…
The 2025 Engineering and Computer Science Design Showcase marked a year of firsts and featured forward-thinking innovation at Loyola Marymount University. Held in University Hall, the event brought together undergraduate and graduate students from…
Loyola Marymount University Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering honored Melodie Aubinelliott, Wendy Binder, Mahsa Ebrahim, and Isabella Rand with college awards at Seaver’s end of the year meeting for 2025. Mahsa…
At a recent panel hosted by Loyola Marymount University Frank R. Seaver College of Science and Engineering, Erik Palitsch and Doug Bernauer joined propulsion engineer and entrepreneur Tom Mueller M.S. ’92 for a conversation…
Faculty and student researchers at LMU are investigating the impacts of climate change with a focus on intertidal mussels, measuring how rising ocean temperatures affect these crucial species.
