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August 2023
Jaehyeon Ryu PhD Dissertation Defense
Title: Materials Strategies for Scaling Soft Neuroelectrode Arrays Location: Snell 012/Teams Committee Members: Prof. Hui Fang (Advisor) Prof. Yongmin Liu Prof. Ryan Koppes Abstract: The evolution of electronics to seamlessly interface with biological tissue hinges on addressing multifaceted material constraints spanning electrochemical, electrical, and mechanical domains. Conventional bioelectronic interfaces, while endowed with established electrochemical functionality, remain hampered by rigidity that contradicts the pliability of surrounding tissue. While conductive materials exhibiting tissue-like softness and stretchability have been realized, their potential for…
Find Out MoreEnabling Engineering Summer Showcase
We invite you to the Enabling Engineering Summer Showcase on Friday - August 18th, 11:00am - 2:00pm EST in 002 Ell Hall (360 Huntingtin Ave, 002 Ell Hall, Boston Massachusetts 02115) where students will present their final design projects. We will have our clients present including the director of nurses from Mass Brigham and the Mass Brigham Press. NU Enabling Engineering works to build devices for individuals with disabilities in Massachusetts and around the world. We maintain relationships with special…
Find Out MoreHaoling Li MS Thesis Defense
Title: Ultracompact and Conformal Magnetodielectric Antennas Committee Members: Prof. Nian-Xiang Sun (Advisor) Prof. Xufeng Zhang Prof. Marvin Onabajo Abstract: Novel approaches are needed for improving antenna performance, enhancing efficiency, and reducing the size, profile, number, and signature of antennas. Efficient conformal antennas are increasingly replacing traditional antennas across platforms such as ships, aircraft, and human interfaces. Magnetodielectric antennas made with high-hesistivity magnetic materials are getting more and more attention. Defined as the maximum magnetic conductivity, hesitivity is directly related to…
Find Out MoreXu Yizhe MS Thesis Defense
Title: Integration of Polyimide Flexible PCB Wings in Northeastern's Aerobat Location: Room: ISEC 532, Teams link Committee Members: Prof. Alireza Ramezani(Advisor) Prof. Rifat Sipahi Abstract: The principal aim of this Master's thesis is to propel the optimization of the membrane wing structure of the Northeastern Aerobat through origami techniques and enhancing its capacity for secure hovering within confined spaces. Bio-inspired drones offer distinctive capabilities that pave the way for innovative applications, encompassing wildlife monitoring, precision agriculture, search and rescue operations,…
Find Out MoreCommLab Writing Group
Join us weekly in the Curry Student Center, room 433. Setting and sticking to a consistent writing schedule is key to improving skills and accomplishing your writing tasks (don’t just take our word for it). COE graduate students are invited to join the CommLab writing group to share best practices, get feedback from your peers, and work on any writing project (dissertation, thesis, manuscript, fellowship, poster, presentation, or other forms of technical communications). We will meet weekly for 2 hours;…
Find Out MorePoster Design and Editing: A CommLab Workshop Series
COE Graduate students are invited to learn techniques, develop, edit and practice delivering your poster. Join the CommLab's weekly meetings to improve your poster design and communication skills. Drop in for some or all of the time. This is a hybrid opportunity. Join us on Zoom or in the Curry Student Center. We will be in room 435 on Monday, July 17 and in room 335 for the rest of July and August.
Find Out MoreNSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program Writing Group
The CommLab and the Khoury College Graduate Program are running a 7-week summer writing group for graduate students applying for the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP). The virtual Zoom meetings begin Tuesday, July 11 at 3pm ET and conclude on Tuesday, August 22. Find out more and RSVP here: https://forms.gle/WLc4ZKBaGSEJLxah6
Find Out MoreSmall Talk for Networking: A CommLab Workshop Series
Looking to improve your conversational skills and effortlessly connect with others? This workshop series will equip you with the essential tools, techniques, and practice to connect with others, whether you are attending networking events, social gatherings, or simply looking to strike up conversations with new acquaintances. Join us for these fun-filled sessions where we'll explore icebreakers, conversation starters, and strategies to keep the dialogue flowing naturally. Don't miss out on this opportunity to boost your confidence and unlock new connections. This…
Find Out MoreLinkedIn, CV, Resume: A CommLab Workshop Series
Join our empowering LinkedIn, CV, Resume Workshop any Wednesday from 5 pm to 6 pm ET, starting the 26th July. This collaborative space offers valuable tips and peer feedback to enhance your online profile and professional presence. Whether you're a student or seasoned professional, our community will help you optimize your LinkedIn profile, CV, and resume to stand out in today's job market. Don't miss this chance to learn, grow, and build a strong network together! This is a hybrid…
Find Out MoreJulian Gutierrez PhD Proposal Review
Title: Towards Real-Time Safe Flight Paths for Urban Air Mobility Committee Members: Prof. David Kaeli, (Advisor) Prof. Pau Closas Dr. Evan Dill (NASA) Dr. Natasha Neogi (NASA) Abstract: The emergence and development of advanced technologies and vehicle types have created a growing demand for introducing new forms of flight operations. These new and increasingly complex operational paradigms, such as Advanced and Urban Air Mobility (AAM/UAM), present regulatory authorities and the aviation community with the challenge of finding methods to integrate…
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