Tech
LSU develops new technologies and partners with industry and government to bring new ideas to market.
LSU Shreveport Cyber Collaboratory Makes New Partners
Through partnerships between the university and Louisiana Economic Development, the City of Shreveport, local K-12 schools, the Air Force, and industry—including small businesses—students like Ricard are starting to see what it actually means to boost high-tech innovation in northwestern Louisiana.
Power Students Gain Industry Experience and Expertise in the LSU Classroom, Through Partnership With Entergy
Since 2019, LSU professors have collaborated with Entergy on shaping the university curriculum, including hands-on labs, to make sure electrical engineering graduates are competitive in the increasingly complex power engineering field.
LSU Computer Science Outreach Aims to Give All Students Access to Fastest Growing Careers
Computer-related careers are projected to have the largest 10-year growth among all occupations in Louisiana.
Tackling the Hidden Cost of Energy for Truly Affordable Housing
LSU develops energy-efficient construction solutions to help lower housing costs.
Entergy Invests $1M in Renewable Energy Integration R&D Partnership with LSU
LSU and Entergy have developed a sustained research relationship over the past decade as the electric utility giant continues to tackle new challenges related to the integration of renewable energy into the existing power grid.
LSU Innovation in Enhanced Oil Recovery Could Mean Billions for Louisiana
Getting more oil out of the ground: smarter, cheaper, and in a more efficient and environmentally sound way.
A Full-Scale Testing and Training Ground for the Petroleum Industry, on LSU’s Campus
The only one of its kind in North America, the LSU Petroleum Engineering Research & Technology Transfer (PERTT) lab is a 2.5-acre on-campus industrial-scale facility to simulate oil and gas drilling and production operations.
Bringing Big Data to Farms
Tensas Parish farmer Mead Hardwick and his family work in close collaboration with LSU to optimize yields and fertilization management, while lessening their footprint on the environment.
Helping Bees and Beekeepers
Bee populations have been in sharp decline in recent years and honey now ranks third in global food fraud. LSU researchers are working to protect both pollinators and beekeepers.
Securing Louisiana’s Energy Infrastructure
Building a protective cyber dome over Port Fourchon and the Louisiana Offshore Oil Port, the nation’s only offshore deepwater port.
LSU Delivers Student-Developed Tracking Application to Louisiana National Guard
Students and staff at the LSU Stephenson Disaster Management Institute (SDMI) have developed a phone-based tracking system for critical commodities and people traveling across the state with support from the Louisiana National Guard.