( Computational scientists create computer simulations and data analysis tools that predict the behavior of extremely complex systems that shape everyday life, such as the atmosphere, oceans, tectonic plates, airplanes, freeways, and cells and genes. This investment will allow the department to be more versatile and collaborative with other PSU departments and with many businesses in the broader “A way to overcome economic and global competitive challenges, is to produce better talents in our society. Investing in better education will contribute to that,” said Maseeh. “With significant global competition facing us, now is the time to contribute to our educational institutions. Investments fostering collaboration between academia and business will lead to useful and practical breakthroughs in the future. I am honored to be a part of the transformation of PSU’s Math and Statistics Department.” THE MASEEH COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE AT PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY creates an inspiring educational and research environment for students, faculty, and staff to expand knowledge and improve lives through innovation in research and engineering education. The hallmark of the college is a locally relevant and globally significant impact, demonstrated by:
Portland State University Professor
Jim Pankow's research into flavorants in smokeless tobacco has been
published in the journal of Food and Chemical Toxicology. The article,
"Levels of mint and wintergreen flavorants: Smokeless tobacco products vs.
confectionary products," concludes that the level of flavorants in brand name
smokeless tobacco products are up to 700 percent higher than in some well-known
candy products. Read more
Portland State University Receives $3.9 Million
Investment for Computational
Science