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Chris Moran's coverage primarily focuses on local engineering-related events, university research, and academic achievements. Pitches to Chris should revolve around local engineering initiatives, university research projects in Nevada or Reno, and human interest stories within the field of engineering.
Given that a significant portion of his coverage is press releases and event coverage, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming events or newly announced initiatives in the field of engineering at universities or organizations based in Nevada or Reno.
It's important to note that Chris has a specific geographic focus on the United States, particularly Nevada and Reno. Therefore, any pitched ideas should align with this regional focus.
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By: Chris Moran
Lamia Belhassani receives Roy G. Post Foundation Scholarship, presents research at Waste Management Symposia
Aerospace Engineering and Industrial Engineering at the University of Nevada, Reno are ranked in US News' 2026 Best Graduate School rankings
Aerospace and aeronautical education were highlighted at the Pathways to Aviation event on April 7 where Boettger provided insight into a recent glider flight he took
By: Chris Moran
NASA grant supports Nevada Engineering system that could help us better understand Spaceflight Associated Neuroocular Syndrome
By: Chris Moran
Truckee Meadows Bicycle Alliance sends Malayla Harding to DC after selecting her as its first Goodenow Fellow
By: Chris Moran
Project is one of many the public can view May 1 at Innovation Day
By: Chris Moran
New master’s degree and minor program prepare students for careers shaping tomorrow’s workforce
Computer Science & Engineering major plans to become a computer programmer
By: Chris Moran
Nevada Engineering is part of the newly formed Pacific-Intermountain Network for Education in Semiconductors, a regional consortium of the National Network for Microelectronics Education (NNME). The college’s Nanofabrication Lab in the Davidson Foundation Cleanroom will support this National Science Foundation-funded initiative to build the country’s semiconductor and microelectronics workforce.
By: Chris Moran
Dean Tom Weller shares details about the plan and concurrent restructuring of the college
