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ISE in the News

ISE in the News highlights NC State ISE research and partnerships, helping build a strong reputation for innovation and impact.

Last Updated: 08/05/2026 | All information is accurate and still up-to-date

ISE continues to share its strong ability to solve complex industry challenges through ISE in the news. As a result, more organizations recognize the value of partnering on impactful projects.

In addition, as these collaborations grow, media outlets highlight the innovative work within ISE. Therefore, you can see increased recognition of the department’s achievements.

2026

2025

In 2025, ISE faculty were featured for work in emerging technologies, human-centered systems and interdisciplinary research. Moreover, Forbes and WRAL TechWire highlighted industry collaboration. As a result, you can see continued growth in national recognition and long-term impact.

2024

In 2024, ISE faculty were featured for work in artificial intelligence, healthcare systems and advanced analytics. In addition, NPR and The News and Observer highlighted real-world impact and partnerships. As a result, you can see strong connections between research and society.

2023

In 2023, ISE faculty were featured for work in sustainability, smart systems and healthcare engineering. Moreover, Fast Company and ScienceDaily highlighted emerging technologies. As a result, you can see expanding influence across industries and disciplines.

2022

In 2022, ISE faculty were featured for work in advanced manufacturing, artificial intelligence and supply chain innovation. In addition, Forbes and Business Insider highlighted applied research, while WRAL TechWire covered regional impact. As a result, you can see continued leadership in innovation.

2021

In 2021, ISE faculty were featured for work in vaccine distribution, healthcare operations and system modeling. Moreover, STAT News and U.S. News highlighted research impact. As a result, you can see continued leadership in recovery and system improvement.

2020

In 2020, ISE faculty were featured for work on pandemic response, healthcare systems and supply chain disruptions. In addition, The New York Times and NPR highlighted expert insights during COVID 19. As a result, you can see strong national visibility during a global crisis.

2019

In 2019, ISE faculty were featured for work in supply chains, global systems and analytics. Moreover, The Wall Street Journal and Forbes discussed logistics and decision making. As a result, you can see continued growth in large-scale system research and industry relevance.

2018

In 2018, ISE faculty were featured for research in human systems, safety and wearable technology. In addition, NPR highlighted human-centered innovation, while TechCrunch’s coverage focused on emerging technologies. As a result, you can see a focus on improving both technology and human performance.

2017

In 2017, ISE faculty were featured for work in analytics, manufacturing and healthcare systems. Moreover, The News and Observer and WRAL highlighted partnerships and local impact. As a result, you can see stronger connections between research and real-world applications.

2016

In 2016, ISE faculty were featured for advances in analytics, healthcare systems and optimization. In addition, U.S. News highlighted academic impact, while ScienceDaily shared research findings. As a result, you can see expansion in data-driven engineering solutions.

2015

In 2015, ISE faculty were featured for work in manufacturing systems, logistics and human factors. Moreover, Forbes highlighted industry impact, while WRAL TechWire covered regional innovation. As a result, you can see growing recognition of research that improves operations and workplace performance.

2014

In 2014, ISE faculty were featured in media coverage highlighting work in manufacturing, supply chains and system improvement. In addition, outlets such as IndustryWeek covered production efficiency, while Engineering News Record featured applied solutions. As a result, you can see the department begin building visibility through industry-focused research.

At NC State’s Industrial and Systems Engineering Department, media coverage plays an important role in building visibility and credibility. Through ISE in the news, national and local media outlets highlight the impact of research and partnerships. As a result, you can see how ISE solves real-world challenges across many industries.

In addition, ISE in the news strengthens the department’s reputation among prospective students, faculty and industry partners. When you encounter ISE in the news, you gain confidence in the quality of its programs and research. Therefore, media recognition helps attract talented individuals who want to join a leading program.

Moreover, media coverage highlights successful collaborations with industry and government. As these stories appear in ISE in the news, they encourage new partnerships and expand research opportunities. As a result, the department can continue to grow and innovate.

Furthermore, consistent media attention reinforces ISE’s position as a leader in industrial and systems engineering. It showcases achievements, discoveries and student success. Therefore, you can see how ISE in the news helps build a strong and lasting reputation.