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ALT A nocturnal scene shows several autonomous military vehicles from the U.S. Army conducting tests on a field. The vehicles are equipped with various sensors and lights. The sky is overcast with a faint glow on the horizon, suggesting either dusk or dawn. The field is illuminated by the vehicle lights, highlighting the grassy terrain.
ALT A person holds a large, round millimeter-wave gradient index (GRIN) lens antenna.
ALT A complex device with wires and components, including a prominently lit antenna, is mounted on a coiled base against a dusky sky backdrop.
ALT A group of members of the 96 Bulls, the first-place team in the Fall 2026 College of Engineering Innovate-O-Thon, pose with a sign marking their team name outside the Engineering Innovation Hub. Several people stand beside the team members beneath the “Engineering Innovation Hub” sign.
ALT Members of Student Athletes, the second-place team in the Fall 2026 College of Engineering Innovate-O-Thon, pose for a group photo outside the Engineering Innovation Hub. The group stands beneath the “Engineering Innovation Hub” sign.
ALT Members of The Team, the third-place team in the Fall 2026 College of Engineering Innovate-O-Thon, pose for a group photo outside the Engineering Innovation Hub. The group stands beneath the “Engineering Innovation Hub” sign.
ALT A group of student participants in the Fall 2026 College of Engineering Innovate-O-Thon pose for a group photo outside the Engineering Innovation Hub. The students are standing and kneeling in several rows beneath a sign reading “Engineering Innovation Hub.”
ALT Benjamin Davis, a doctoral student in the Department of Electrical Engineering at Notre Dame, holds a 3D-printed antenna component in the Microwave & Millimeter-wave Circuits and Systems lab in the College of Engineering. Photo by Angelic Rose Hubert.
ALT A person is operating a large drone with propellers in the air against a clear blue sky.
ALT This illustration depicts a damaged two-story house with a partially collapsed roof and burnt walls. Firefighters are actively responding at the scene, using ladders and inspecting the area. In front of the house, firefighters are using a vine robot that can help them navigate the wreckage.
ALT Rain clouds over the ocean
ALT A Notre Dame Innovation Challenge banner stands in the foreground while students gather at tables in the Dahnke Family Ballroom.
ALT Seven Notre Dame students stand together holding Notre Dame Innovation Challenge signs in front of windows overlooking the stadium.
ALT A group of Innovation Challenge participants stands in the Notre Dame Stadium student section holding baskets filled with recyclable bottles and cans.
ALT Wendy Angst speaks at the front of a classroom filled with Notre Dame students during an Innovation Challenge learning session.
ALT Graphic announcing Peter Kogge as an HPCwire 35 Legends 2026 honoree, with his portrait and the text “Architect of Exascale Vision.”
ALT Graphic promoting the Notre Dame Engineering Club Shop on Friday, September 18, from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Fitzpatrick Pergola, featuring illustrated merchandise booths and a list of participating engineering student clubs.
ALT Gold Mass and Lecture Thursday, September 17, 2026 Learning the Language of Creation in an AI Age Sr. Damien Marie Savino, FSE, Ph.D.
ALT The image is a black-and-white photo of people walking toward Ground Zero wearing hard hats and protective suits.
ALT The image shows a narrow, underground tunnel beneath rubble. The tunnel is dimly lit with revealing a rough, rocky floor. In the center is a soft, snake-like white robot that can maneuver in the rubble easily.
ALT A crowded football stadium featuring a vibrant field with players. The stands are filled with spectators. A large video screen displays an image and text. The setting is Notre Dame Stadium.
ALT Wendy Angst, Neumann Family Director of the Powerful Means Initiative and Professor of Management & Organization at Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business, leads a Notre Dame Innovation Challenge learning session on problem discovery and scoping as students fill the classroom.
ALT Challenge mentor Kyle Doudrick, Rooney Family Collegiate Professor of Environmental Engineering in Notre Dame’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences, answers students’ questions about plastics and life cycle analysis during Notre Dame Innovation Challenge office hours.