Students constructed bows using unconventional materials for the "Nephi's steel bow competition."

Baby monitor alternative "Owlet" recently took first place in the Student Innovator of the Year competition.

Leadership lecture guest Michael Hoer spoke on how BYU graduates can stand out in their companies by exhibiting six essential characteristics.

The Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering and Technology will host its third annual SIOY competition Nov. 7-8.

A group of engineers from BYU has found that by listening to how a highway bridge sings in the rain they can determine whether or not a bridge has structural flaws through a method called impact-echo testing.

 Students are invited to be mentored by successful professionals as part of the college's Advancement Council for Engineering and Technology (ACET) conference November 8 and 9.

Todd Barber, one of the chief contributors to the Curiosity mission, shared his enthusiasm with the Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering and Technology at a special lecture on Thursday.

Through the use of ultra high imaging, the BYU Splash Lab shows the science behind rock skipping.

A Mars rover built by a team of BYU students took second place in the University Rover Challenge at the the Mars Desert Research Station.

A flexible disc developed at BYU could eliminate spinal fusion surgery, bringing pain relief to the millions of people suffering from low back pain.