News - College of Integrated Science and Engineering

New JMU pantry app will improve ordering, privacy

A recent computer science graduate has developed an app he hopes will revolutionize the way JMU students in need can order basic goods.

JMU offers third annual computing camp for refugee students

Dr. Chris Johnson brought coding to life with his own curriculum on 2D design.

JMU students finish strong in national wind energy competition

Awards for this year's competition were announced June 11, with the JMU team placing fourth overall among 13 teams from across the country.

JMU hosts solar virtual workshop with Al-Mustaqbal University in Iraq

JMU and Al-Mustaqbal University discuss the need for solar energy in Iraq.

Thomas looks forward to leading JMU Graduate School

Linda Thomas will become dean of The Graduate School on June 1 after directing the School of Integrated Sciences.

Geography Alum Named to “Forbes 30 Under 30”

Gabriela Fleury '14 has traveled across the globe for the last seven years as a conservation biologist in human-wildlife conflict mitigation.

JMU Geography Earns Top Recognition from AAG

The American Association of Geographers (AAG) names JMU Geography as one a recipients of the 2021 Award for Bachelors' Program Excellence in Geography.

Chesapeake Bay, sea turtles could benefit from engineering projects

Second-year engineering students have designed a buoy this year to provide some low-cost solutions for protecting the environment.

Award-winning JMU Geography program earns NSF support for lightning study

On the heels of being recognized as the nation’s top undergraduate geography program, an NSF grant is funding a lightning study.

JMU partners with Virginia Tech to offer students new graduate level opportunity

JMU partners with Virginia Tech to offer an accelerated Masters through a 4-and-1 program.

‘Learning everyday’: Davic pinpoints gap in Marines’ stress inoculation

Truman Scholarship finalist Steven Davic reveals ‘the best weapon on the battlefield.’

JMU expert says don’t blow off statewide tornado drill

Tornadoes may be rare in Virginia compared to some other parts of the country, but that’s no reason to shrug off Tuesday's tornado drill

DIGITAL 2021: inspiration and conversation

On Saturday (2/27) the Women in Technology club hosted Dr. Nicki Washington for our Dukes Inspiring Girls into Technology Across Limits (DIGITAL) event.

JMU collaborates with UVA form new student chapter

New student organization opens the door for more opportunities for both JMU and UVA students.

Research innovations earn JMU faculty 3 patent awards

Six JMU faculty members were awarded three patents for their innovative research efforts.

Big grant funds investigation of life’s earliest stages

Undergraduate students will use genetics, molecular biology, mathematical modeling and artificial neural networks to model protein-DNA interactions.