Student Research News
Sep 25, 2018
Exploring New Technologies & Challenges in the Renewable Energy Industry
Shubham Nainwal, an Energy Systems MS student and president of the Northeastern University Energy Systems Society, organized the 4th Annual Energy Conference happening on September 28 to showcase the current […]
Sep 21, 2018
NU ChE Graduate Student Publication in Collaboration with Wyss Institute/HMS
Research Scientist at the Wyss Institute and current ChE graduate student Daniel Wiegand’s research was featured in the ACS Synthetic Biology article “Establishing a Cell-Free Vibrio natriegens Expression System” for using super fold GFP as a read-out for tweaking a multitude of parameters in order to retain sustained protein expression in the cell-free reaction over a long period of time.
Sep 18, 2018
Undergraduate Lab Fair Opens Up Possibilities
Starting at the Undergraduate Research Fair where autonomous rovers caught his eye, James found his passion in robotics, spending the next several years conducting research at the Robotics and Intelligent Vehicles Research Lab.
Sep 16, 2018
Embark, Volume II Published
Embark, Northeastern’s Undergraduate Engineering and Applied Sciences Review, has published their second volume. Go check it out here! Research was executed by undergraduate students across an array of fields. Content […]
Sep 14, 2018
‘Experience Abroad Was Invaluable’
Written by Emma Boutcher, a senior BS student in bioengineering. Emma Boutcher, a senior BS student in bioengineering, remembers New Student Orientation like it was yesterday. I remember my anticipation […]
Sep 06, 2018
ChemE Research & Creative Endeavor Awardees
The Department of Chemical Engineering is proud to announce that eight of their students have received the Northeastern University Research and Creative Endeavor Awards from the Office of Undergraduate Research and Fellowships.
Sep 04, 2018
Civil Engineering Student Receives Amtrak Engineering Scholarship
Ariella Liebman, BSCE 2020, was one of only five students to win a 2018 Amtrak Academic Scholarship.
Aug 29, 2018
Studying the Deep-Sea Rocks from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge
Harry Brodsky, who will be graduating with a BS in mechanical engineering as well as a combined geology & physics BS degree next spring, spent part of his summer 3,300 meters beneath the ocean’s surface in the submarine Alvin studying deep-sea rocks.