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Mar 09, 2026

Driven by Curiosity: Rohith Poola’s Journey in Autonomous Robotics

Rohith Poola, MS’26, is a robotics student in the Autonomy and Intelligence Lab at Northeastern, where he works on projects in autonomous navigation and off-road traversability estimation. Guided by a deep curiosity and strong mentorship, he plans to pursue a PhD and eventually establish his own research in autonomy and planning.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

student standing in front of research poster

Mar 09, 2026

ChE PhD Student Wins Best Poster at ACS Women’s Careers in Chemistry 2026 Event

Rachel Shovmer, PhD’27, chemical engineering, advised by ChE Chair and Professor Rebecca Willits, received a Best Poster Award for her poster “Development of On-Demand Enzymatically Cleavable Granular Scaffolds to Examine Neural Stem Cell Response” at the ACS Celebrating Women’s Careers in Chemistry 2026 event.

Chemical Engineering

Mar 06, 2026

A Commitment to Accessibility and Community with Fatima Mumtaza Tourk

Fatima Mumtaza Tourk, MS’25, PhD’27, mechanical engineering, focuses her research on improving accessibility to assistive medical devices. With two current research projects that include exoskeleton devices for the hip and ankle, Toruk is committed to give access to novel mobility aids to everyone. 

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Mar 06, 2026

SDS Lab and AI4CaS Drive Global Climate Policy Impact

Researchers from the Sustainability and Data Sciences Laboratory (SDS Lab) and the AI for Climate and Sustainability (AI4CaS) group at the Institute for Experiential AI are driving global impact through expert features on the Muni Lowdown and What AI means for Sustainability podcasts and high-level policy presentations to U.S. and Indian officials.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Mar 05, 2026

Making His Research Matter: From Lab to Practical Applications

Francesco Pessia, PhD’27, electrical engineering, develops machine learning systems for autonomous antenna calibration at the Mentis Lab in collaboration with the Institute of Intelligent Networked Systems. After graduation, he plans to transform his research into practical applications—either through industry or by launching his own startup in wireless communications technology.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Mar 04, 2026

Improving Lives by Exploring Urban Mobility and Transportation

Nail Bashan, PhD’26, civil and environmental engineering, graduates this March ready to bring his transportation research expertise to industry, where he aims to translate complex data science into practical solutions that improve how people move through their communities.

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Mar 04, 2026

Beyond the Comfort Zone: An Undergraduate’s Journey to Quantum Research

Through co-ops and research, Evan Clifford, BS’26, electrical engineering, discovered his passion for quantum computing—a realization that is now shaping his path to graduate school and led to his first publication in the Journal of Optics.

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Feb 26, 2026

Shalini Agrawal’s Journey in Robotics from “Scratch”

Shalini Agrawal, MS’26, robotics, works as a robotics software engineer co-op at Orpheus Ocean, where she’s applying the state estimation and sensor integration skills she developed at Northeastern’s Field Robotics Lab. After graduation, she plans to bring her hands-on experience to industry, advancing autonomous robotics systems at scale.

Electrical & Computer Engineering